If you are looking to build a barn, enter into open space or agricultural land use taxation, or just want to get some ideas managing your farm, LSWCD has a new revised Conservation Farm Plan which is now more tailored to specific different types of farming operations in Loudoun. Farm plans are required by Loudoun County for the building of barns, entering the Land-Use Tax Program, as well as for grazing livestock on parcels under five acres. Small acreage grazing plans are developed by the District and Loudoun Cooperative Extension to help landowners manage livestock on small properties. Contact LSWCD at (571) 918-4530 to schedule an appointment to create a farm plan for your operation.
Loudoun Soil & Water Conservation District
We work with the people who work the land
LSWCD is here to help with your Conservation Farm Plan
Posted: August 27th, 2012 under News.
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Welcome to LSWCD
The Loudoun Soil and Water Conservation District is responsible for the conservation work within its boundaries (Loudoun County)*. The mission of the District is to provide leadership in recognizing and addressing soil and water conservation issues and problems, both existing and potential, and to promote and develop education and technical programs which will meet the agricultural and urban conservation needs of our District.
Forms
- Buffer Plant List 2012
- FY12 Annual Report
- Non-Ag Planting project workshop presentation
- Planting Declaration Template 2013
- Plantintg Project Application Form 2013
- Purcellville Rebate Application Form
- Rain Barrel Brochure
- Rain Barrel Registration Form-Lucketts
- Rain Barrel Workshop-Leesburg
- Rain Barrel Workshop-Purcellville
- Recording Declaration of Restrictions 2013
- Riparian Planting Fact Sheet 2013
- Vendor List 2012