All members of the ND Soil Conservation Districts are democratically elected. The Soil Conservation District is a legal subdivision of the Sate of North Dakota, organized under the North Dakota Soil Conservation Districts Law enacted in 1937 and as later amended. These local Soil Conservation Districts are managed by a board of supervisors elected by local constituents. Soil Conservation Districts are responsible for carrying out a program of soil and water conservation on cooperating farms within the district boundaries. The Soil Conservation District is supported by charges for some services and can levy taxes.

Ramsey County Soil Conservation District offers assistance with windbreaks, grass seedings educational programs, and by assisting farmers in any questions they may have about conserving their land for the future.

Oversight and direction is given by our Board of Supervisors, who establishes policies and directs those employed
by the Soil Conservation District.

To provide leadership in the conservation of our natural resources through educational and technical assistance to
individuals within our districts.