KANSAS ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
KACD is made up of its members which are local conservation districts located in the state's 105 counties. KACD implements soil and water conservation programs with various funding sources and partnerships.
The Kansas Association of Conservation Districts is a voluntary, non-governmental, nonprofit, incorporated organization that was established in 1944.
What is a Conservation District?
Dan Meyerhoff explains conservation districts and how they work with USDA, Kansas Department of Agriculture, Division of Conservation and additional partners.
Conservation Districts are great at bringing people together in your local county. Farmers and ranchers know that their local conservation districts are there to advocate and work for landowners of that county.
Kansas Soil Health Alliance Announces Coaching Network
Posted Monday November 4, 2024
Experienced soil health practitioners are ready to share their knowledge and experience with other through the new coaching program.
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Early-Bird Registration Ending Soon
Posted Tuesday October 29, 2024
There is still time to register and join our 80th Annual Convention.
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Simshauser Honored for Invasive Species Advocacy
Posted Thursday October 24, 2024
NACD SECOND-VP BILL SIMSHAUSER HONORED FOR INVASIVE SPECIES ADVOCACY ...
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Governor Kelly Announces Virtual, On-Demand Meeting as Part of Water Local Consult Outreach
Posted Tuesday October 8, 2024
“These local consult meetings are critical to finding and implementing sustainable solutions to address our state’s water concerns,” Governor Laura Kelly said. “By hearing directly from Kansans, we can make further progress on the goals of the 2022 Kansas Water Plan.”
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Regenerative Ranching Workshop set for October
Posted Thursday September 26, 2024
KACD is excited to partner with SAVE Farm and several other partners to host this event.
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