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The Kentucky State Cost-Share program was created to assist agricultural operations in protecting the soil and water resources of Kentucky by providing financial resources for qualified practices. Funding comes from the Kentucky General Assembly through direct appropriations to the program from the Tobacco Settlement Funds and from funds provided by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Soil and Water Conservation Districts are the entity that stewards the State Cost-Share. 

State cost shares cover ~75% of actual cost to applicants for a range of prioritized project types, up to $20,000/conservation practice.