The Clinton County Soil & Water Conservation District and the Town of Mooers are working together to co-host a tire collection event.

This event is held to help Clinton County residents properly dispose of old used tires. Scrap tires can degrade, causing chemicals to leach into the soil and waterways and old tire dumps can provide fertile breeding grounds for mosquitos.

Date:      Saturday  June 22^nd, 2019

Time:       9:00 am until Noon

Place:      Town of Mooers Highway Department, Atlas Road, Mooers Forks 12959

Must be a County Resident to drop off tires.  NO BUSINESSES

Cost:  No Charge!     

Limit:  A strict limit of 10 tires per car/truck, but a waiting list will be compiled if there is room 

            for more

***Collection Ends when the Truck is full.  We cannot accept more tires than we have room***

NO tires on rims

NO tractor, loader or heavy equipment tires
NO solid rubber tires
NO excessive dirt, mud or stones

The District reserves the right to reject non-passenger and non-pick-up truck tires. Our primary targets are residential passenger and pick-up tires, normally referred to as R13, R14, R15, R16, R17 and R18 sizes.   Our size limits HEIGHT, not its “R.” 

If your tire is taller than a yard stick, DO NOT bring it.

Sponsored by: 

The Clinton County Soil & Water Conservation District with assistance from the

Town of Mooers.

For more information contact:
Clinton County Soil & Water Conservation District

Phone Number: (518) 561-4616 ext. 3

Spring Newsletter 2018

SWCD TREE SALE

Annual SWCD Tree and Shrub Sale

Bare root tree and shrub seedlings/transplants can now be purchased through Cortland SWCD for conservation planting. By placing an order, you can help make Clinton County a cleaner, greener, healthier community for future generations.

Order forms must be received by Thursday, March 31st, 2018.

Order early to ensure availability, as there is a limited supply.  All orders will be available for pickup in early May at the SWCD OFFICE between 8am-4:30 pm.  Arrangements must be made to pick up your order between those times.

As always, species have been selected to provide a variety of conservation uses and are adapted to Clinton County site conditions.

The program is set up to meet the needs of all county landowners, whether they own a quarter acre lot or hundreds of acres.

Do you need to reseed hay fields and don’t want to plow, harrow, pick rocks, etc?  Practice No-Till by renting our Great Plains 10′ no-till drill.   To get in on the action, contact the District office to get on the list.

There is a per acre charge of $15/acre and a delivery fee of $30.00

2 Seed boxes: one for small seeds like alfalfa, clover, timothy and one for larger grasses or summer annuals like sorghum, sudangrass or millet.

If you need to have soil worksheets done for new or revised Ag Assessment applications, please contact us as soon as possible.

We will need a copy of your tax bill and a few minutes of your time to describe the property’s fields, pastures, woodland and farmstead borders.  Ag Assessment only applies to the land used in Ag production plus a portion of the farm woodlot.  However, Maple Sugar Bush does qualify for Ag Assessment.

More information and forms are available on our Ag Assessments tab.

Clinton County Soil & Water is joining the 21st Century!  Since we are often busy out in the field, we hope that this website will offer you the opportunity to see all that we have to offer.