TSSWCB

The Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board is the lead agency for preventing & abating agricultural/silvicultural nonpoint sources of water pollution.

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Check out our newest video, Your Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board At A Glance! https://t.co/KIPmPqgpaX

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🎉 Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 Texas FFA Soil Stewardship Public Speaking Contest!

🥇 1st Place – Leila Dillard, Wichita Falls FFA Chapter
🥈 2nd Place – Camryn Skaggs, Rudder FFA Chapter
🥉 3rd Place – Milam Henry, Calallen FFA Chapter

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📢 NOW HIRING! Looking for an opportunity to make a difference in conservation across Texas? Join our team and help support programs that protect our state's soil, water, and natural resources!

View the position details and application information here: https://t.co/xZAi0QT83g

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After nearly 39 years of dedicated service to conservation in Texas, we congratulate Executive Director Rex Isom on his retirement. Thank you for your service to conservation! 🎉

Read the full press release at https://t.co/Y1aWZCekrw

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🎤 Keynote Speaker Announcement!

We're excited to welcome Aaron Alejandro, Executive Director of the Texas FFA Foundation, as the Keynote Speaker for the 86th Annual Meeting! Join us this September as Aaron shares his insights on leadership, communication, and personal growth!

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After more than 26 years of dedicated service to the TSSWCB, Ben Wilde is celebrating his retirement! 🎉We are incredibly grateful for Ben's years of service and the contributions he made to advancing conservation across Texas. Please join us in congratulating him!

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Congratulations to the 2026 Conservation Teacher of the Year, Brittany Kuykendall!🎉 Brittany, an Agricultural Science teacher at Woodson ISD, has made conservation education a driving force in both her classroom and community.

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Today we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.

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The Trinity-Neches SWCD #422, established in 1940, has earned the distinction of Outstanding SWCD of the Year for its exceptional commitment to conservation, producer services, and education across more than 1 million acres in East Texas. Congratulations!🎉

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📅 Save the Date! Join us for this year’s Annual Meeting as we celebrate Stewardship Through Every Season; bringing together conservation leaders from across Texas to share ideas, build connections, and shape the future of our natural resources. 🌱

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On the ground. In the field. Making a difference. Meet Field Representative Teresa Reese! 🤩

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Celebrating 75 years of conservation excellence! For three quarters of a century, Jasper-Newton SWCD #447 has worked to protect natural resources, support local producers, and strengthen their community. Here’s to a legacy of stewardship and many more years of impact to come. 🌱

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The Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board is proud to announce the re-elections of David Basinger and Joe Freeman.

Joe Freeman from Llano represents Area 2 and the Llano County SWCD #233.
David Basinger from Deport represents Area 4 and the Lamar SWCD #415.

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Thank you to all of our attendees and presenters that came to our New Director and Employee Workshop last week! The mission of the TSSWCB and ATSWCD would not be possible without all of you!

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The 2025 Nonpoint Source Pollution Management in Texas Annual Report is now available to view on the TSSWCB website.

View Annual Report: https://t.co/Nuku9Y2abV

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The Texas Conservation and Sustainability Initiative (TCSI) is now accepting applications for technical assistance and cost-share funding to help producers implement conservation practices that make a real impact.

Apply today: https://t.co/VGycJfG5JR

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As Texas Soil & Water Stewardship Week comes to a close, we’re reminded of an important truth: Soil is where it all begins. 🌱 Healthy soil supports our native habitats, sustains agriculture, protects water resources, and strengthens the landscapes we depend on every day.

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Texas Soil & Water Stewardship Week we are proud to have the support of dedicated partners who share a commitment to protecting our natural resources. Thank you to the partners who help make this important celebration of conservation possible.

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Soil is a living system that keeps our ecosystems thriving. 🌱 Through natural biological processes, it cycles essential nutrients that plants need to grow while storing carbon that supports long-term soil health and productivity.

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Healthy soil plays a critical role in protecting our water resources. 💧Soil absorbs rainfall and irrigation, reducing runoff and erosion while helping filter pollutants before they reach streams, rivers, and lakes.

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Soil does more than sit beneath our feet; it powers Texas agriculture! 🌱 By anchoring roots and supplying nutrients, healthy soil helps produce the food and fiber that sustain everything we grow and help feed and clothe millions across the country.

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