Conservation and Stewardship – Page 4

Cowpies to Treetops

Splitting A Butt Cut

A few weeks ago I told you about the big pieces of fir Mike was cutting off the base (butt)

Don’t get me wrong, I am not complaining about our rain that we have been getting. It is very much

Some signs of spring stand out even though the area is unfurling, greening up and blossoming in a profusion of

Had a not-so-near-neighbor, one that goes past the farm a couple times a month, stop in for a social-distance chat

Typically, the autumn in Western Oregon is aglow with orange, yellow and red colors. But it has been a tough

The flurry of flopping and flipping salmon has been dwindling over the last two weeks. More and more we are

After seeing the roiling forms of spawning salmon at the crossings this past week, we have started to notice the

We are so fortunate to live in a rural setting with an ocean-going river meandering through the property. The sparse

After writing about October 1st being the beginning of the new water year, I heard some exciting news about training

Happy New Year! New Water Year that is. Recording moisture that we receive is calculated by Water Year rather than