Soil and Water Sentinel
Kosciusko SWCD’s Bi-monthly Newsletter
March 2026
In this issue… Annual Meeting recap, including awards and sponsors, Carl Diehl Forestry Memorial Award, Elections, Food Plot Seed program, new funding expands programs to reduce runoff and protect local waters, filter strip program, spring cover crop establishment checks, and classroom conservation.
September 2025
In this issue… Meet Brandon, Indiana Agriinstitute Learns about Kosciusko Conservation, What is a Soil Health Principle, WCHS Places 6th at NCF Envirothon Competition, A New Soil Health Resource, Local Farmer Honored with 2025 River Friendly Farmer Award, Meet Josiah Hartman, and Calling all Volunteers.
July 2025
In this issue… We are hiring, Soil & Water Spring Education Updates, Who is that in my field, Shape the Future, Kosciusko SWCD Supports Envirothon Team, What is a Sidedress, and Volunteers Needed for Snapshot Day
May 2025
In this issue… A successes for soil health, Tree Sale Recap, Warsaw Team Panthera wins state Envirothon Contest, Free Hoosier Riverwatch Workshop, Habitat Management Field Day, WACF Sip, shop, and Learn about soil, Filter Strips, and Ladies Night out
March 2025
In this issue… New Hire Jamie Perry, Volunteer for Conservation, Food Plot Seed, Annual Meeting Recap, Adaptive Cover Crop Termination Plan for Spring, Appreciation for Corporate and Affiliate Sponsors, Warsaw Sweeps Indiana Envirothon Competition,
January 2025
In this issue… Annual Report including supervisor candidates, Annual Meeting Keynote Speaker: Dr. Fred Whitford, Indiana Master Naturalist Program Empowers Local Nature Stewards, Young Minds Rooted in Conservation, Soil Health Specialist Year in Review, Bringing Soil Health to You, 2024 Conservation Program Summary, Get Ready to Plant your Way to a Greener Future, Kosciusko Urban Soil Health Working Group Accomplishments 2024, and Thanks You to our sponsors
December 2024
In this issue… TVHS Biology Students Learn About Water Quality, Farmers Encouraged to Keep Stubble This Fall, State Nursery and Tree Seedling Sales, SWCD Graduates 2024 Master Naturalist Class, CWI Grant Awarded to Kosciusko County, Top Trees for Tricky Terrain, and Wet Waders and Little Learners.