Conservation Action Project (CAP) is a local, non-governmental organization established “to be a positive influence and voice in promoting Ohio’s agriculture through innovative programs that will improve the quality of Ohio’s soil and water resources.” Led by a board of trustees made up of farmers, agricultural product dealer, and soil and water conservation district (SWCD) staff or supervisors from Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Paulding, Williams, and Wood Counties, these trustees work together to be on the cutting edge of technology and agricultural practices. 

​Since 1988, CAP partners with local entities as backers in providing funds to implement conservation programs and grant opportunities for local farmers. In the early days, for example, CAP began a yield monitor program to help producers get monitors in the combines. More recent projects have helped to get cover crops on the ground as well as strip-till equipment into local fields. With the ever changing technology and conservation practices in agriculture, CAP works to stay on the forefront of those programs. 

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 MISSION STATEMENT

To maintain economic and environmental balances in Ohio's agriculture through a cooperative partnership in government, private business and academia to enhance the quality of our natural resources for the benefit of all.​

VISION STATEMENT 

​To be a positive influence and voice in promoting Ohio's agriculture through innovative programs that will improve the quality of Ohio's soil and water resources.

MEETINGS

​Meetings of the Board of Trustees will be held four times per year.
Committee meetings held as needed.

​CAP counties of Ohio: 
​ Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Paulding, Williams, and Wood counties.​

CaP 

1616 E. Wooster St. Suite 32  Bowling Green, OH  43402
​419-354-5517