Adair County Conservation District

05/26/2026

Mr. Larry Burton was recognized at last week's board meeting. Larry is retiring from the board after 14 years of service. Thank you Larry for your contributions to the Adair County Conservation District!! We will miss you!!

04/28/2026

10/16/2025

The board meeting for 10/16/25 will be held at the Adair County Extension Office in meeting room C at 7 PM.

10/10/2025

Adair County Conservation is still open and operating out of the Adair County Extension Office. If you need assistance just come by or call 270-385-1747.

09/08/2025

Conservation District Cost Share Program
The Adair County and Russell County Conservation Districts will be accepting requests for cost share funding under the Kentucky Soil Erosion and Water Quality Cost Share Program. This program was created to assist agricultural operations in protecting the soil and water resources of Kentucky. This program allows funds to be administered through conservation districts with priority given to animal waste related problems. This program contains best management practices that include rotational grazing systems, alternative watering systems, heavy use feeding areas, sinkhole protection, grassed waterways, and vegetative critical areas, just to name a few examples.
Please contact your conservation district for more practice details.
Funding for practices will be approved by the Kentucky Soil and Water Conservation Commission as funds are available. Approved applicants are reimbursed 75% cost share rate for installing practices up to the maximum amount allowed per applicant per year. Applications may be requested at any time during the year and are ranked annually.
For more information stop by or call the conservation district office located at 965 Campbellsville Road, Monday through Friday 7 AM to 4 PM. Phone: 270-384-6431 ext 3.

07/11/2025

The July meeting has been moved from the 17th to the 24th at 7:00 PM.

01/28/2025

2024 Adair County Conservation Master Conservationist- Carson Hadley. Carson was awarded Master Conservationist for his outstanding conservation work on his farmland in Adair County. Thank you, Carson, for all you do for the conservation of our land!!