The Resource Conservation District (RCD) is committed  to assisting local growers and landowners in implementing practices that protect, improve, and sustain the agricultural and natural resources of Yolo County.  Please visit the following folders and links below for information about: our organization, on-farm practices, current programs, education & outreach activities, and our resource library.

For more information about how the budget freeze is impacting our projects, link here, and for more information about how this is impacting conservation efforts on a statewide basis link here.

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	About Us: Introduction Staff Board of Directors History & Partners		What's New ? Deputy Secretary of Ag Attends RCD Dinner Compost Use in Ag Workshop Budget Freeze Impacts RCD Dixon Ridge Farms Wins Top Environmental Award
	Our  Current Projects: Yolo-Solano Conservation Partnership Cache Creek Geomorphic Assessment & Youth Education Capay Valley Watershed Watershed Coordination Weed Management Area Ag Water Quality Support Mobile Water Lab Caltrans Plantings Permit Coordination		On-Farm Practices: Hedgerows Cover crops Range & Weed management Native vegetation along roadsides & canal banks Slough enhancement Ranch & farm ponds Fire as a tool Conservation tillage
	Education & Outreach: Cache Creek Discovery Day 2008 Annual Workshops Manuals & Guides Profiles in Conservation		Resource Library: On-Farm Practices Articles Project Reports Weed Index & Links Workbooks & Handbooks

These folders can also be found in the Navigation Panel to the far left, along with our News & Events and Calendar.