Soil Health Program Participation
Partnership with Conservation Districts and Grower Groups
The Colorado Soil Health Program works in partnership with Colorado’s Conservation Districts (CDs) and Grower Groups to provide financial and technical assistance to farmers and ranchers across the state. Participants gain expertise with new practices and an increased understanding of the environmental and economic outcomes associated with them.
In 2024, there are 32 Conservation Districts and 10 Grower Groups. These CDs and Grower Groups received capacity support to provide producers with technical assistance, guidance in filling out STAR field assessment forms, and assistance collecting a soil sample for a free soil health test. CDs and Grower Groups will promote, implement and administer the program to their producers including distributing incentive payments to participating producers for implementing soil health practices on a field of their choice; matched with an equal investment from the producer themselves.
Participating Conservation Districts & Grower Groups
- The Alliance Center
- The Audubon Society
- Baca County CD
- Bent County CD
- Bookcliff CD
- Boulder Valley CD
- Burlington CD
- Colorado Association of Conservation Districts
- Center CD
- Cheyenne CD
- Colorado Cattlemen's Land Trust
- Colorado Corn
- Colorado First CD
- Cope CD
- Deer Trail CD
- Delta CD
- Dolores Water CD
- Eagle County CD
- East Otero CD
- Haxtun CD
- High Desert CD
- Fort Collins CD
- Longmont CD
- Mancos CD
- Mesa CD
- Mosca-Hooper CD
- Northeast Prowers CD
- Prairie CD
- Rio Grande CD
- Routt County CD
- Rocky Mountain Farmers Union
- Sangre de Cristo Acequia Association
- Sedgwick County CD
- Shavano CD
- Southeast Weld CD
- Spanish Peaks Purgatoire River CD
- Upper Arkansas Soil CD
- Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Farm & Ranch Enterprise
- West Otero Timpas CD
- White River CD
- Yuma County CD