Campbell County Conservation District, Kentucky/CCCD

06/15/2026

Application accepted: August 1 (in order received)

06/14/2026

06/12/2026

CAIP applications will be open JULY 6 thru JULY 30! Informational Meeting is on Monday, JULY 6!

06/11/2026

Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell has issued a statement regarding the detection of New World Screwworm in the United States.

At this time, there have been no cases detected in Kentucky. Current detections are limited to Texas and New Mexico.

06/11/2026

🏆 The Wait is Over! Announcing the 2026 KACD Annual Awards!

We were absolutely blown away by the sheer volume and incredible quality of applications we received for this year’s awards.

To every single District or Individual who submitted an application, participated, or supported a colleague: Thank you!!! And to our outstanding winners... CONGRATULATIONS! 🌟 Your hard work is truly inspiring, and we cannot wait to celebrate you!

📅 Mark Your Calendars: Please note that we have a few exciting changes to our presentation format this year. To give every recipient the spotlight they deserve, the awards will be distributed across multiple sessions.

Note for Attendees: Because of these new scheduling changes, please double-check your registration to ensure you have tickets or access to the specific events.

Let’s come together to celebrate the incredible milestones we've achieved this year. See you all there! 🎉

06/11/2026

🐎 Kentucky – The Bluegrass State 🌾

From the rolling horse farms of Lexington to the rugged beauty of the Appalachian Mountains, Kentucky is a state rooted in tradition, strength, and natural charm. Every county tells its own story, making the Bluegrass State a place where history, hospitality, and hard work thrive together. 🗺️✨

Whether it’s peaceful small towns, lively cities, scenic backroads, world-famous bourbon distilleries, or generations of family heritage, Kentucky offers something special around every corner. 🇺🇸🌄

Rich in culture, proud of its communities, and filled with breathtaking landscapes, Kentucky remains a place where southern spirit and timeless beauty meet.

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06/08/2026

We want to showcase Campbell County send photos of your farm to [email protected]!

06/04/2026

For application and more information www.campbellkyconservation.org

06/04/2026

Happy National Dairy Month! In 2005, Kentucky Senator Joey Pendleton, a dairy farmer, introduced Senate Bill 93, asking legislators to designate milk as the official drink of Kentucky. The bill passed the Senate 37-0 and the House 88-5 before being signed into law by Republican Governor Ernie Fletcher.