The Cost-Share Program provides financial assistance to landowners to apply soil and water conservation practices. The purpose of the program is to help improve water quality and control soil erosion in the state.

Conservation districts administer the program to meet their local needs. The districts select practices from a state list to offer to landowners, establish cost-share rates, set signup periods, establish application ranking procedures, take applications, and assist landowners complete paperwork for payment. The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) provides free technical assistance for the conservation practices to landowners.

Eligibility for Program

There are some restrictions in the program such as size of land tracts eligible. Funds cannot be allocated to land tracts of less than twenty acres with less than $1,000 of soil-dependent products sold annually.

Contact Oklahoma Conservation Cost-Share Program

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• Conservation Groups and Associations

Contact Oklahoma Conservation Cost-Share Program

2800 N. Lincoln Blvd
Suite 200
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma  73105
Phone: 405-522-5954
Fax: (405) 521-6686
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Service Area

Statewide service provider in:

• Oklahoma

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