Livingston County Conservation District

10/06/2026

Great service for the Community!

09/26/2026

Celebrating KY AG EDUCATION WEEK at North Livingston Elementary School. We got to talk to Knox Kitchens whose family farms in Livingston County.

09/26/2026

A huge shout out and thank you to Michelle Davis with Livingston County FRYSC at North Livingston Elementary for inviting the Conservation District to come out this week and celebrate KY AGRICULTURE EDUCATION WEEK! We had a blast with the kiddos! We had an agriculture scavenger hunt set up for 4th-6th, then we read to Pre K-3rd….The Adventures of Willie B”, a book about life on the farm and farm safety. We brought goats and the kids pet them. We read a book about goats. The kids got goat stickers and a goat keychain. We all had a great time celebrating KY AGRICULTURE EDUCATION WEEK!

09/17/2026

Livingston County Residents take advantage of this great service!

FREE DUMP DAYS!

📅 October 15, 16 & 17
⏰ 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
📍 Both locations as before

Take advantage of Livingston County’s Free Dump Days and help keep our county clean!

🚫 No tires will be accepted during Free Dump Days.
♻️ Free tire disposal will be available in Spring 2027.

For curbside pickup of white goods and other large items, please call (270) 928-2105.

Michael Williams
Judge/Executive

09/17/2026

Did you know you can work with NRCS without signing a contract?

We talk a lot about financial programs like EQIP and CSP, but our technical assistance is always available to you at no cost! Swing by your local NRCS office for help like developing a custom cover crop seed mix, nutrient management planning, or web soil survey data information.

Your land. Your decision. Let us help you with your conservation goals.

09/08/2026

The Livingston County Conservation District will help any schools in Livingston County promote Ag in the Classrooms. We would love to come and read one of the many farm and ag books we have in the office. Contact us if you would like us to help in any way.

09/02/2026

The Conservation District is starting September 21st. If you are an administrator or teacher in Livingston County and would like for us to come to your classroom and read one of our many awesome ag-related books, please reach out! We would love ❤️ to read to your children. We have a wide variety of books for all ages. If you would like to reserve a date and time please message us on FB or contact Johnetta Taylor.

starts September 21, and we encourage teachers to use resources provided by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture at the link in the first comment. This is not about ADDING teaching ag-related content to your regular lesson plans – it's about teaching your normal subject matter through the lens of agriculture! Make your plans now to celebrate ag by inviting a guest to read an ag-related book, utilizing some of the grade-appropriate lesson plans, or simply talking about agriculture in your classroom. Plan now and be prepared to join in the fun.

08/27/2026

CSP & EQIP applications are due
September 25!

• Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) provides financial and technical assistance to help address resource concerns with structural, vegetative, and management practices.

• Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) rewards producers for existing conservation and supports enhancements that take their stewardship to the next level.

Reach out to your local NRCS office or Conservation District to discuss which program best fits your operation.

08/19/2026

Thank you for working endless hours in our county to fix the water leak. YOU ALL are greatly appreciated! Crittenden-Livingston Water District

08/19/2026

Livingston Central High School

💚🩸 A legacy of service. A statewide opportunity to give. 🩸💚

Dale Dobson dedicated his career to making Kentucky agriculture safer. During his time as Director, Kentucky saw a decrease in on farm deaths, about 56 on average 20 years ago, to less than 12 on average now. He revolutionized farm safety through prevention, farmer health through physical and mental interventions, and farm rescue through statewide trainings and development of new rescue techniques and tools. This September, Kentucky students can honor that legacy in a powerful way: by giving back.

As part of All In for Ag Education Week and Farm Safety Week, high school student leadership clubs, organizations, and teams are invited to host a Dale Dobson Annual Blood Drive at their school between September 1–22. Many times on farm accidents involve considerable blood loss, which makes blood donation even more important. You can help!

We’re asking high school leaders across Kentucky to step up, roll up their sleeves, and help us create a statewide impact in honor of Dale Dobson and the incredible difference he has made in Kentucky agriculture. Here's how:

📅 Host a Dale Dobson Blood Drive during these days: September 1–22
📊 Report results by: September 22
🔗 Reporting link: https://bit.ly/DaleDobsonBloodDrive
🎉 Statewide results will be shared at Farmer Appreciation Day on September 23!
👉 Resources for your school group: https://canva.link/nn1yuqhrs67i9st

Let’s carry Dale’s legacy forward through service, leadership, and action.

Looking for All In For Ag Education Week resources and lesson plans? Go to the School Handbook at" www.kyagr.com/AgEdWeek