The mission of the Fillmore Soil and Water Conservation District is to promote natural resource stewardship by providing educational, technical and financial assistance.
What soil, water, and other natural resource concerns are you dealing with? How can Fillmore SWCD help?
In an effort to increase the services that Fillmore SWCD offers, we are asking residents of Fillmore County and those located within the Root River One Watershed One Plan service area to take the following survey (estimated length is 5 minutes).
In this survey, we are also gathering a list of residents who are dealing with invasive species, such as buckthorn, knotweed, etc. This will aide us when applying to grant funding opportunities that may assist our residents in removing these problem species.
Assistance on completing Nutrient Management Plans (NRCS code 590)
Request for Proposals
Revised 1/22/24
Proposals DUE: 2/10/2025, 4:00 PM
Fillmore Soil and Water Conservation District is participating in a grant program called the Alliance to Advance Climate-Smart Agriculture in which Nutrient Management Planning (NRCS Code 590) is an eligible cost share practice. The District received a high volume of Nutrient Management Plan sign ups via the grant that exceeds the capacity of staff. As such, Fillmore SWCD is looking for a consultant who is able to write 590 plans.
Fillmore SWCD Services
Fillmore SWCD Programs
State & Federal Programs
Educational Opportunities
At Fillmore SWCD, we offer a variety of services, local, state and federal Programs.
Fillmore SWCD works with farmers, landowners, classrooms to provide positive solutions and ideas to promote natural resources.
From local water management to help control erosion, windbreaks to assist with energy conservation, tree sales
and sharing knowledge with the public. We are here to help.
What’s happing at Fillmore SWCD
Upcoming Meetings & Events
Roots and Rotation: Integrating Soil Health Principles Into Grazing Practices
Facebook Posts
Root River One Watershed, One Plan
The RR 1W1P planning area that encompasses more than 1.3 million acres,
which is spread across 6 counties: Dodge, Fillmore, Houston, Mower, Olmsted and Winona.