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Water Conveyance Facility Safety Management Plan Template The Utah Association Conservation Districts provides a "Water Conveyance Facility Safety Management Plan". The template is available below. Click here to download a copy of the template

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Broadleaf Lombardy Poplar Size: 3' Price: $35.00 per bundle An upright, vigorous male selected for form, disease resistance, and winter hardiness. Height to 60'. Good for screen plantings and single row belts on high value land. 'Siouxland' Cottonwood Size: 3-5' Price: $35.00 per bundle A large, vigorous, cottonless male tree to 70 feet in height on favorable sites, spreading crown in open areas but with tall, central trunk when crowded. Selected for leaf rust resistance. Peachleaf Willow Size: 2-3' Price: $30.00 per bundle Quaking Aspen Size: 18-24" Price: $35.00 per bundle Populus Tremuloides, used for farmstead windbreaks and riparian plantings, along ponds and streams, wetlands, and woody draws. Know for its white bark and round leaves. Flame Willow Size: 2-3' Price: $25.00 per bundle Salix Flame, grown for its ornamental qualities. Both in summer and winter the branches retain a bright orangey-red glow. american linden Size: 2-3' Price: $35.00/bundle of 10 Show More

UACD works with Utah’s conservation districts and landowners to protect soil, water, and natural resources statewide. Helping Farmers and Communities Protect Utah’s Natural Resources One voice for Utah's 38 Local Conservation Districts We connect landowners with funding, technical assistance, and local conservation districts to build a healthier future for Utah. Explore Programs About UACD Read More > News & Events Learn More > Districts Find Yours Now > Invest in the future by donating to Utah Conservation Projects. Subscribe for updates Subscribe Now Fraud Hotline If you need to report fraud or have questions related to fraud concerns, please email: fraud@uacd.org

Beaver Conservation District District Highlights No-Till Drill Available for Rent We’re excited to announce that our district now has a no-till drill available for local landowners to rent! This specialized equipment makes it easier to plant crops and cover crops directly into the soil without disturbing it, helping to: Improve soil health and structure Reduce erosion Increase water retention Support long-term sustainability on your farm By using a no-till drill, landowners can promote healthier soils while saving time and fuel in the planting process. If you’re interested in renting the no-till drill or learning more about how it can benefit your operation, please contact our office for details and availability. Meeting Information Every 3rd Thursday at the NRCS/Farm Service at 12:00 Noon. USU Extension Office, Beaver, 65 N 400 E, Beaver Contact Tyce Palmer to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-676-8189 Email: tpalmer@utah.gov “Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.”

Please refer to Zone pages in menu for contact information. Map of Districts / Zones Zone 1 West Box Elder Northern UT North Cache Blacksmith Fork Rich County Zone 2 Weber County Davis County Morgan Summit County Kamas Valley Zone 3 Grantsville Shambip Salt Lake County Alpine Wasatch Timp-Nebo Utah Association of Conservation Districts PO Box 4117 Logan, UT 84323 Cell: 435.881.7688 Zone 4 Juab Sanpete County Delta Millard County Sevier County Piute County Fremont River Twin M Beaver E & I Upper Sevier Canyonlands Dixie Kane County Zone 5 Zone 6 Daggett Duchesne County Uintah County Zone 7 Price River San Rafael Green River Grand San Juan

2025 Photo Contest THEME: AGRICULTURE & CONSERVATION ACROSS AMERICA UTAH CONTEST Due September 30, 2025 $100.00 Grand Prize NATIONAL CONTEST National Association of Conservation Districts 1st - $100, 2nd -$50 The Utah Association of Conservation Districts (UACD) invites you to showcase how agriculture and conservation go hand in hand across our state. The winning photographs will creatively tie the theme into the prompt: “Agriculture and Conservation Across America” Eligible entries may include images of barns, crops, livestock, grazing lands, farm practices, pastures, tree farms, ranches, pollinators, and youth involved in conservation related activities. All photos should capture the unique connection between agriculture and conservation in Utah. Help celebrate our shared commitment to stewardship—submit your photo today! CONTEST RULES: Utah Association of Conservation District’s Photo Contest is open to the public and does not require submission through a local conservation district. One grand prize winner will be selected for each age division to move on to nationals. Other winning categories will be announced. Adult Division: 19 and older as of December 1, 2025. Youth Division: 11 - 18 as of December 1, 2025. Minor digital enhancements for cropping, red-eye removal, filters, and corrective functions are permitted. *However, images that are significantly altered may be disqualified. Contestants may not add borders, frames, watermarks, dates, signatures, or copyrighted images to their photos. Previously published photos are not eligible. SUBMISSION PROCESS: Each contestant may submit up to five photos, but each photo must be submitted through a separate Google Form entry A description of each photo is required with every submission. REQUIRED: A signed photo release form must be submitted for any identifiable individuals in the photos. Photo Evaluation Criteria: Conservation Message (50%): The photo aligns with the theme and effectively conveys a conservation message. Visual Appeal (30%): The image is compelling, well-composed, and high- quality. Originality (10%): The photo showcases a unique perspective or creative approach. Universal Appeal (10%): The image should engage a broad audience and communicate effectively. Additional Notes: All entries become the property of The Utah Association of Conservation Districts. If photo goes to state, it becomes the property of the National Association of Conservation Districts. UACD and NACD reserves the non- exclusive right to use submissions in official publications and promotional materials. The photographer retains rights and use of their photo. SUBMIT HERE

Legislative Update 2025 Rural Champion Awards were given out September, 16 at the Capitol. Awardees include: Rep. Logan Monson Sen. Don Ipson Rep. Carl Albrecht Rep. Thomas Peterson Sen. Derrin Owens Rep. Bridger Bolinder Rep. Casey Snider Sen. Kathleen Riebe Rep. Scott Chew Rep. Christine Watkins Sen. Scott Sandall Rep. Colin Jack Sen. David Hinkins Sen. Evan Vickers Thank you to the 2025 legislative Rural Caucus award recipients for all they do for rural Utah.

Financial Certification In this video, we guide you to the financial certification document and explain where to access it for filing.

Evergreens Colorado Spruce Size: 7-15" Price: $30.00 per bundle Picea Pungens, pyramidal shaped evergreen with steel blue foliage. Prefers heavier soil, full and sun, and clean cultivation. Will reach a height of 6feet. Most drought tolerant Spruce. Eastern Red Cedar Size: 9-15" Price: $35.00 To 75' Zone 3. Densely pyramidal, easily pruned, a splendid ornamental. Wood used in cedar chests. Ponserosa Pine Size: 7-15" Price: $30.00/bundle of 10

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Fraud Risk Assessment This video provides an overview of fraud risk assessment and explains its role as supplemental information to your financial report.