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The Bourbon Co. Conservation District was established on
May 11th, 1945, and is marking its 80th anniversary this year!
As a key player in implementing the Federal Farm Bill programs, the District collaborates with the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Kansas Dept. of Agriculture, Division of Conservation. Working in tandem with these agencies, the District offers conservation planning, technical support, and the implementation of structural and vegetative practices on private land to safeguard soil, water, and wildlife habitat for future generations.
The District’s mission revolves around the motto: “Protecting what we have today to have something left for tomorrow”. Various services, including grass seed sales, drill rental equipment, and weed wipers, are made available by the District.
Furthermore, the Board of Supervisors comprises devoted volunteers who dedicate their time to promoting the District and educating young individuals about the significance of conservation.
The five members of the Bourbon Co Conservation District are:
Jared Pollock, Chairman
Ronnie Brown, Vice-Chairman
Deb Lust, Treasurer
Veronica Snow, Supervisor
Brannan Vail, Supervisor
Mandy Shoemaker, District Manager.
Stop by the office at 1515 S. Judson or call 620-223-3170 xt3
to see if they can help you!
Click HERE for BBCO Cons. District Facebook Page!
Click HERE for BBCO Cons. District website!
Happy 80th Anniversary,
Bourbon Co Conservation!
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