Wayne Soil and Water Conservation District

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We are here to promote responsible stewardship and conservation of natural resources by providing education, technical assistance and the implementation of best management practices.

Does something feel missing from your farming strategy? 🚜❓It might be time to consider a Nutrient Management Plan (NMP)!...
09/21/2026

Does something feel missing from your farming strategy? 🚜❓

It might be time to consider a Nutrient Management Plan (NMP)! Wayne SWCD has its own Nutrient Management Technician who can create a fully customized plan tailored to your operation. 🐄🌽

To learn more about NMPs or CNMPs, go to our website www.wayneswcd.org OR call our office at (330) 263-5376 🖥️📞

📌Our newest Conservation Trails newsletter is now available! Read about a new H2Ohio grant we received, details on our 7...
09/20/2026

📌Our newest Conservation Trails newsletter is now available!

Read about a new H2Ohio grant we received, details on our 79th Annual Meeting & Supervisor Elections, staff updates, and more in our Fall 2026 edition. 🍂

https://www.wayneswcd.org/conservation-trails-fall-2026

P.S. If you sign up to receive our newsletter via email you can get $5 off your order for our 2027 Fish or Tree Sale! 🤑 Stay in the know while helping us conserve!

Have you ever seen a Baltimore Oriole's nest? 🪹 Well if you stop by our fair barn you can! We have two on display thanks...
09/16/2026

Have you ever seen a Baltimore Oriole's nest? 🪹 Well if you stop by our fair barn you can! We have two on display thanks to JD Domer.

Baltimore Orioles weave intricate, hanging pouch nests high in canopy trees using plant fibers, bark, and even human-made materials like yarn to protect their eggs and young from predators and brood parasites. The female performs most of the nest-building, a complex process that can take over a week, while the male defends the territory. Both parents feed the chicks, who hatch 12 to 14 days after the female lays 4 to 6 eggs.

Can't make it to the fair? Try attracting your own Baltimore Orioles. They eat insects, fruit, and nectar. 🐜🍊🎋 You can set out fruit or jelly and see if they stop by!

Have you visited us at the fair yet?? Make sure to check out our display on cover crops! You can even test your knowledg...
09/15/2026

Have you visited us at the fair yet?? Make sure to check out our display on cover crops! You can even test your knowledge and see if you can match different types of cover crops with the corresponding seeds! Becca, our Ag Conservation Specialist, will be down there today from 1-5 pm. 🌾

Yesterday, John had the opportunity to share hands-on learning about Ohio’s native wildlife with students at the 2026 Wa...
09/15/2026

Yesterday, John had the opportunity to share hands-on learning about Ohio’s native wildlife with students at the 2026 Wayne County Fair - Ohio. If you missed his presentation, no worries! You can stop by our fair barn anytime this week to explore more of what we have to offer! 🦫🦌

💡 Lots of learning opportunities today at the Wayne County Fair - Ohio, including a presentation by our District Program...
09/14/2026

💡 Lots of learning opportunities today at the Wayne County Fair - Ohio, including a presentation by our District Program Administrator, John Lorson, at the Grange Rotunda. Learn about Ohio wildlife with real examples of skins and skulls to see and touch! 🧐🦫

We hope you are enjoying the Wayne County Fair! Our speaker series kicks off today in the Grange Rotunda!

Monday, September 14

10:30 a.m. Insect Adventures with the Bug Zoo - Staff from the United Titanium Bug Zoo, located at the Ohio State University Wooster Campus, will bring some of the zoo’s Ohio native insects for a hands-on learning experience.

11:30 a.m. Make and Take - Join Kaitlynn Tonn, OSU Extension Wayne County FCS Educator, to decorate a pot and start your own herb plant from a seed.

1:00 p.m. Skins and Skulls – Mammals of Ohio - John Lorson, Wayne County Soil & Water Conservation District program manager, will talk about Ohio’s mammals complete with skulls, fur and even a few surprise artifacts. Come see, touch and learn about your wild Ohio neighbors!

2:00 p.m. Creature Feature - Serena Solis, from the Wilderness Center of Wilmont will bring the center’s ambassador animals-Zea, a red corn snake, and Gus, an Eastern box turtle, and teach us all about them.

Promoting Native Plants and Pollinators in Wayne CountyThis morning was the first meeting for this group of conservation...
09/09/2026

Promoting Native Plants and Pollinators in Wayne County
This morning was the first meeting
for this group of conservation-minded individuals who are making it their mission to organize, educate, encourage and enable folks to “plant native.”
It’s good for us, it’s great for our pollinators and it’s wonderful for our environment!
Help us make it happen!

🪏 “Soil. Where it all Begins” was the theme for the National Association of Conservation Districts' 2026 Poster Contest....
09/08/2026

🪏 “Soil. Where it all Begins” was the theme for the National Association of Conservation Districts' 2026 Poster Contest. These Wayne County 1st place winners advanced to the State level and we are proud to announce Madi received 2nd place in the State Contest! 🏆🎉 Our local winners received a cash prize and certificate, and their posters will be displayed at the Fair in the Wayne SWCD/STW Recycling Building from September 12-17.

Posters in order:
Madi Underwood, 10th-12th grade, Chippewa
Lila Rice, 7th-9th grade, Rice Christian Academy
Ava Clark, 4th-6th grade, Norwayne
Levi Rice, K-1st grade, Rice Christian Academy

Our office will be closed in observance of Labor Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, September 8th at 8:00 am.
09/07/2026

Our office will be closed in observance of Labor Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, September 8th at 8:00 am.

Address

428 W Liberty Street
Wooster, OH
44691

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+13302635376

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