About the Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association (SSCA)

The Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association (SSCA) was formed in 1987 by a group of producers who saw the need to increase the public's awareness of soil conservation and to share soil conservation information with others. The SSCA is a non-profit charitable organization, dedicated to the promotion of Conservation Agriculture in Saskatchewan. SSCA's mission is to promote conservation agriculture systems that improve the land and environment for future generations.

An 11 member Board of Directors provides direction for the Association's activities. Nine of the directors are producers while the other two directors are Directors-at-Large. The executive, consisting of the president and two vice-presidents, is appointed by the Board.

In 2005, the SSCA was named one of Saskatchewan's 100 Environmental Champions.

For more information about the SSCA or how to become a member, please visit the website at www.ssca.ca or call (306) 695-4233.

Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association
1 Government Road, Box 1360
Indian Head, SK, Canada S0G 2K0
Tel: 306-695-4233 or 800-213-4287
Fax: 306-695-4236
Email: info@ssca.ca
Website: www.ssca.ca

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