Sandusky County Soil & Water Conservation district

Be the Change
for A Better Future

Attention: May's Board Meeting is now May 7th @ 8am

How Can You Be The CHANGE?

Producers are the CHANGE in Sandusky County! 

Sandusky County is currently home to:

– 92,269 VNMP acres

– 21,724 VRT Phosphorus Application acres

– 9,607 Subsurface Phosphorus Placement acres

– 594 Manure Incorporation acres

– 5,307 Small Grains acres

– 696 Forage Seeding acres

– 18,767 Overwintering Cover Crop acres

Our Story

Offering The Best conservation practices Since 1948...

Established in 1948, Sandusky County Soil & Water Conservation District was formed as the 62nd conservation district in Ohio. The district serves as a liaison between private landowners and federal agencies. 

Image of the outside of the Sandusky County Soil and Water Conservation District office.