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The first photo is from Basin A - Duck Pond looking back at farmstead. Ruby's Farm is now a waterfront property.
The second photo is a beautiful sunrise over Duck pond.
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CREDITS FOR SALE: Ruby's Wetland Bank LLC is a 71.78 credit project. 41.7 credits are now available. This project is in Service Area 8. Please call for availability and pricing. 507-847-3745(Cell) All offers will be given serious consideration.
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Contact Information:
- Dan Ruby, Owner
- 51305 715th Street
Jackson, Minnesota 56143 507-847-3745
rubysfarm@gmail.com
History Lesson:
Prior to settlement, the acres of Ruby's Farm consisted of tall grass prairie and wetlands.
With the help of the Wetland Conservation Act, we will reestablish 60+ acres of the farm to resemble the upland prairie and wetlands of history. This endeavor will take many years and a large outlay of money. This project was approved in November 2008 and was built in Oct/Nov 2009. The project was completed in the spring of 2010. In August 2010, the BWSR awarded Ruby's Wetland Bank, LLC with the first 15% or 10.4 credits. These credits are now available for sale.
The project is being supervised by the US Core of Engineers, Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) and Local Governing Unit.
With the help of the Wetland Conservation Act, we will reestablish 60+ acres of the farm to resemble the upland prairie and wetlands of history. This endeavor will take many years and a large outlay of money. This project was approved in November 2008 and was built in Oct/Nov 2009. The project was completed in the spring of 2010. In August 2010, the BWSR awarded Ruby's Wetland Bank, LLC with the first 15% or 10.4 credits. These credits are now available for sale.
The project is being supervised by the US Core of Engineers, Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) and Local Governing Unit.
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3-24-10 3:45 pm
ReplyDeleteHi Dan and Janeen,
Love the story about Speed. She is learning alot I'm sure. Those dogs are lucky to have you two.
I'm sure you will have more stories to tell in the future and I'm looking forward to viewing your blog.
Maybe even hooking up a couple of Web Cams at different locations would be nice... to view it when ever we wanted to... I bet you could get someone to help you with that...
I'm so excited for you that the water is there now.
It is beautiful, especially that sunrise picture.
Can hardly wait to come visit.
Love and Hugs!
Deb C.