FREE CONSERVATION HELP FOR SMALL HORSE FARMS
Watch our 30-second public service announcement to learn how Maryland's 23 local soil conservation districts support small horse farms with free planning and design services to restore overgrazed pastures, manage mud and manure, and protect local streams.

STREAMSIDE BUFFERS & LIVESTOCK EXCLUSION
Allegany County |
Watch Now on YouTube | 2:30Meet an Allegany County farm family that has taken advantage of incentives offered through MDA's Conservation Buffer Initiative to plant trees and exclude livestock from their farm stream.

STREAM PROTECTION PRACTICES FOR HORSE FARMS
Harford County |
Watch Now on YouTube | 2:45When Tim and Tracey Gay bought the property that would become Molly Hill Farm, they immediately began to restore the pastures. Over the years, they have installed a range of conservation practices to protect the stream that runs through their property, the quality of their pastures, and the health of their horses.

GRASSED WATERWAYSCecil County | Watch Now on YouTube | 3:07Grassed waterways protect fields from erosion and safeguard local water quality. They help prevent gullies from forming and are one of the most popular conservation practices installed by farmers. Learn why this Cecil County farmer is their biggest fan.