Farm Committee Mission: To improve Soil Health for the betterment of our air, woods, waters, and wildlife.
Soil is a living, breathing natural resource that needs mankind’s stewardship. By placing soil health at the core of our mission, we all win. The flora that best supports soil health also provides the best forage for wildlife including Whitetail Deer, Wild Turkey, small game and upland fowl.
The B-CC IWLA Conservation Farm has 85 acres of land that is farmed using soil health principles and systems which include no-till cover cropping and diverse rotations. By farming using soil health principles, we are increasing the soil’s organic matter and improving microbial activity. As a result, we are fulfilling the Izaak League’s mission and sequestering more carbon, increasing water infiltration, and improving wildlife and pollinator habitat.
Farm Report
Ever wonder what’s happening in the fields? Every inch of each field is managed
for soil heath to contribute to the well being of the land, air, water and wildlife.
The latest Farm Report will get you up to speed with the conservation agriculture
activities on your Chapter Farm.
Farm Photo Gallery
Please enjoy these photos of the numerous fields on our conservation farm. Do
you have a picture you’d like to share? Send it to us and we’ll post it to our
Gallery! Please email to: bccfarmops@gmail.com.
Current Weather Conditions
The chapter has a weather station right on our property, out in the fields, that was established by our chapter Farm Committee
The link below takes users to the Weather Underground web page for the chapter’s weather station
Click HERE for current weather conditions on the B-CC IWLA Conservation Farm
