Limestone County Soil & Water Conservation District

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Limestone County Soil & Water Conservation District Working to conserve our natural resources so future generations can enjoy the same Limestone County and Alabama the Beautiful we know and love.

For nearly 80 years, Limestone County Conservation District has committed to conserving Limestone County's natural resources by connecting those who use and work the land to the education, technical know-how, and resources they need. This stewardship revived the landscape from the devastation of the 1930s and continues to improve quality of life for all Alabama citizens. The Limestone County Conservation District is part of a statewide movement in the conservation of Alabama's natural resources: Conserve Alabama. Conserve Alabama is an initiative of the State of Alabama Soil & Water Conservation Committee to re-energize and unite stakeholders in the effort to be good stewards of our land and water. With a growing population and increased demand of resources in the 21st Century, it's more important than ever that we use our resources wisely. Join us to Conserve Alabama!"

08/22/2026
The Picture Perfect Day! 😊3,000 tree seedlings distributed to Athens/Limestone residents today! Mayor Marks, Chairman Da...
03/06/2026

The Picture Perfect Day! 😊
3,000 tree seedlings distributed to Athens/Limestone residents today! Mayor Marks, Chairman Daly, and Commissioner Ruf joined the fun & have trees in hand to plant!
Many THANKS to the Alabama Forestry Commission, Limestone County EMA, Limestone County Extension, USDA-NRCS, USDA-FSA, Limestone Master Gardeners and Limestone Soil & Water Conservation District for making Tree Giveaway 2026 a HUGE SUCCESS! 🥰

Join Us 😊
03/06/2026

Join Us 😊

Don't miss our annual tree giveaway happening THIS FRIDAY! We hope to see you there.

ATTENTION! K-12TH GRADE TEACHERS/STUDENTS IN LIMESTONE COUNTY. 2026 Poster Contest, "SOIL. WHERE IT ALL BEGINS". Award...
01/13/2026

ATTENTION! K-12TH GRADE TEACHERS/STUDENTS IN LIMESTONE COUNTY. 2026 Poster Contest, "SOIL. WHERE IT ALL BEGINS". Award$ in each grade category for winning entries & teachers

01/09/2026

Your eyes aren’t deceiving you – these are two different fields side-by-side on the same farm! The pasture on the right side of the fence has been overgrazed; the left side has not. Forages that are not given rest periods become stressed and will not recover quickly. Producers with overgrazed fields will likely have issues with soil compaction, nutrient retention, and increased hay feeding.

The resource concern in this image is degraded plant condition. NRCS can help producers with this concern through the implementation of rotational grazing, moving cows between paddocks about once a week (depending on the number of cows, forage, and acres).

Photo: degraded plant conditions in Western SD. USDA-South Dakota, 2020. CC BY-SA 2.0

Way to represent, Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee. Thank you for your leadership here in Alabama & on the ...
11/03/2025

Way to represent, Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee. Thank you for your leadership here in Alabama & on the national level as well.

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1795 Highway 72 E, Ste 102
Athens, AL
35611

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Monday 7:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
Friday 7:30am - 4pm

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