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Fayette County Conservation District reports increased participation, ag investments and plans for agroforestry
Summary
The Fayette County Conservation District reported growth in participation, $237,000 in Kentucky Ag Development Board funds administered for the CAPE program and plans to pursue agroforestry funding through EQIP; staff and supervisors requested continued outreach and program expansion.
Aaron Clark, chair of the Fayette County Conservation District, presented the district’s annual report to the council on Sept. 16, highlighting increased program participation across the county, expanded backyard conservation activity within the urban service boundary and plans to pursue agroforestry funding.
Clark said the district returned roughly 69% of its revenue to taxpayers through cost-share programs and described $237,000 received via the Kentucky Agricultural Development…
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