Mission Statement: To promote soil and water conservation by offering financial, technical, informational, and educational assistance and opportunities to the people of the district, as we have a duty to use resources wisely and to preserve them for the future.
History: In 1937 State Legislature, under Governor William Langer, enacted Senate Bill 222 providing soil conservation districts a law with provisions for organizing such districts under state supervision. Districts are responsible for carrying out soil and water conservation.
Districts are organized by the vote of the people within the district and are managed by a board of supervisors also elected by the people. Resident farmers and landowners of Barnes County voted in 1948 to approve the formation of their district.
Districts are organized by the vote of the people within the district and are managed by a board of supervisors also elected by the people. Resident farmers and landowners of Barnes County voted in 1948 to approve the formation of their district.
Board Supervisors
Bob Bruns, Carl Pederson, Mardy Dahl, Charlene Stenson, and Shelly Nelson |
SCD & NRCS Office Staff
Alex Wittenberg - State Agronomist Jason Elston - District Tech Cody Hoggarth - Farm Bill Specialist Travis Carter - Designated Conservationist Sandy Chapin - Wetlands Administrative Assistant Shelby Larson - District Conservationist Jessica Jones - Administrative Professional/ Outreach Coordinator |