The Hickman County SCD is involved in a variety of activities with other agencies and local schools. We assist through technical assistance, cost-share projects, and educational and community outreach. 

Agriculture Appreciation Breakfast:

  Ag Breakfast Forestry August 9 2023 1  Commissioner Hatcher Ag Breakfast August 9 2023  Jennifer Chilton Ag Breakfast August 9 2023  FFA Pledge of Allegance Ag Breakfast August 9 2023 

Donna Bradley Ag Breakfast August 9 2023 Greg Taylor Ag Breakfast August 9 2023  Lettie McCord Ag Breakfast August 9 2023

Enviroscape:

Enviroscape® is a scaled down model of a watershed that enables students to visually learn about stormwater runoff, water pollution, water quality, watersheds, and personal stewardship through a speaker led presentation. Throughout the year the HCSCD receives requests for the demonstration of the Enviroscape® for a variety of events including classroom projects, the local library special interest, Boy Scout and Girl Scout Troops. For more information contact Gina Lawson at (931)716-3012.

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Envirothon

The 2023 Buffalo-Duck River RC&D Regional Envirothon was held on April 19, 2023. We had 7 high school teams (Approximately 60 students) to compete from Hickman, Lewis, Perry, and Wayne counties.  The students are tested over Forestry, Wildlife, Aquatics, Soils, and a Current Issue.  Winners of the competition are then eligible to attend the State RC&D competition.  

 Envirothon Winners April 19 2023 56     Envirothon 2nd Place April 19 2023 57     Envirothon 3rd Place April 19 2023 58

                                                                                                    

Farm Day:

 We had the pleasure of attending Farm Day on May 5, 2023 in Perry County at the Byrd Family Farm. Lots of fun learning about agriculture!!

                                          

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Sammy Soil:

The little dirt clod, as he is sometimes called, was birthed through rock particles, water, air, leaves and the artistic mind of long-time employee Ernest “Howard” Whitaker.  Sammy Soil was brought to the national level through a series of school activity books to help school children learn the many different aspects of soil conservation. For almost 50 years, Whitaker has seen his “son” Sammy evolve from a simple water color drawing, to a national symbol for soil and land conservation.

 

Tree Day:

2024 Tree Day Flier  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 







 

 

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