Hardeman County Soil Conservation District

Hardeman County Soil Conservation District Helping Hardeman County protect soil, improve water quality, prevent erosion, and support local agriculture through education and conservation programs. T. B. D.

The Hardeman County Soil Conservation District was chartered in September 1941. The district is a corporate and political subdivision of Tennessee’s state government and has the same geographic boundaries as those of Hardeman County. The district was organized with the purposes, provisions, powers and restrictions set forth within the Tennessee Soil Conservation District Law 43-14-201through 43-14

-223. The first supervisors were: B. Lake, A. Ruffin, W. Mask, Sr., Ed Knox Boyd, and Ray Sauls. The District includes the county of Hardeman, comprising 656 square miles and totaling 419,800 acres.

🌱 Support Our Work & Show Your SWCD Pride! 🌱We’re excited to share, for a limited time, shirts and hats from Hardeman CO...
07/14/2026

🌱 Support Our Work & Show Your SWCD Pride! 🌱

We’re excited to share, for a limited time, shirts and hats from Hardeman CO. SWCD are now on sale, and a portion of every purchase will directly support our efforts here in Tennessee!

By grabbing some Soil & Water Conservation District gear, you’re not only getting great merch — you’re also helping fund important projects and initiatives that make a real difference in our community.

**Every purchase helps — every dollar goes further when we work together.**

Thank you for supporting our mission and spreading the word!

04/23/2026

Happy Administrative Professionals Day to our very own Katlin Harris. We appreciate your hard work and are thankful for your contributions to the Hardeman County Soil and Water Conservation District.

🌎🌱 Happy Earth Day from Hardeman County Soil & Water Conservation District! 🌱🌎Today, we celebrate the land that sustains...
04/22/2026

🌎🌱 Happy Earth Day from Hardeman County Soil & Water Conservation District! 🌱🌎

Today, we celebrate the land that sustains us, the water that nourishes us, and the community that works together to protect it all. Every field, forest, and stream in Hardeman County plays a vital role in our future—and it starts with stewardship.

Whether you’re planting a garden, managing farmland, or simply enjoying the outdoors, your actions make a difference.

04/16/2026

🚜 Geotextile for Sale – $3.50 per Foot 🚜

High-quality geotextile fabric available now for $3.50 per foot!

Perfect for:
✔️ W**d Suppression
✔️ Drainage Improvement
✔️ Erosion control
✔️ Soil stabilization

Strong, durable, and built to last for all your ground support needs.

📩 Message us for footage needed or pickup details

04/09/2026

Welcome to the official Hardeman County Soil Conservation District page.
We share local conservation projects, erosion solutions, water quality updates, and community events.

Address

791 Tennessee Street
Bolivar, TN
38008

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17316583631

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