Kansas Conservation Districts are proud to be leading the way in promoting soil health. Soil health is the key to the future productivity of agriculture and the production of our natural resources. The overall goal continues to be increasing conservation on the ground by bringing people together in locally-led soil conservation efforts.

By focusing more attention on soil health and by educating the public about the positive impact healthy soils can have on productivity and conservation, we can help farmers and ranchers feed the world more profitably and sustainably, now and for generations to come.

News Release

• Leopold Conservation Award Program Seeks Kansas Nominees

Upcoming Events

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Award Recognition

2023 Governor's Recognition of Conservation Districts

Presented by State Conservation Commission (SCC) at the Kansas Association of Conservation Districts Annual Meeting November 20, 2023

Area I - Cheyenne County

Area II - Scott County

Area III - Sedgwick County

Area IV - Pottawatomie County

Area V - Neosho County

20-Year Awards - Supervisors

• 2023
• 2022
• 2021
• 2020
• 2019
• 2018

20-Year Awards - District Employees

• 2023
• 2021
• 2020
• 2019
• 2018

50-Year Awards - Supervisors

• 2020
• 2018

News

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Archived News

Successful Farmer article features the Pomona WRAPS Project

Read the article highlighting WRAPS Project work from Osage County Conservation District here:

• Cleaning Up a Watershed

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