Oldham County 2025 CAIP

(County Agricultural Incentives Program)

Application Period: July 1st-July 31st

Application

Applicants may download the application here or pick up a paper copy from: Oldham County Conservation District, 1002 Buckner Center Drive, Suite 4, LaGrange KY 40031 (Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm).

The funding limit for 2025 is $4,000 per producer, with a 50-50 cost-share. Applicants pursuing projects costing $8,000 or more will be reimbursed for a maximum of $4,000 of eligible project costs.

Completed applications may be submitted in person to the Oldham County Conservation District office (1002 Buckner Center Drive, Suite 4, LaGrange KY 40031) or emailed to oldhamswcd(at)gmail.com. If submitting by email, please write “CAIP Application” in the subject line.

For more information, call or text Mason Quiram at 502-702-9090.

Scroll down for more information about the eligible investment areas.

Eligible CAIP Investment Areas

Agricultural Diversification

AgTech & Leadership Development

Large Animal - Small Animal

Farm Infrastructure

Fencing & On-Farm Water

Forage & Grain Improvement

Innovative Agricultural Systems

On-Farm Energy

Poultry & Other Fowl

Value Added & Marketing

Note that all applicants must provide documentation of a current Kentucky Agriculture Water Quality Plan. To complete or update your plan, follow the link below or contact Mason Quiram at oldhamswcd@gmail.com or 502-702-9090.

Agricultural Water Quality Planning

Oldham County 2025 YAIP

(Youth Agricultural Incentives Program)

Application Period: August 1st-September 15th (Extended!)

The Youth Agricultural Incentives Program (YAIP) was established to facilitate a growing need for a specialized program that would benefit youth actively engaged in agriculture.

The focus of the program will be on youth developing agricultural projects, as well as strengthening partnerships with school ag programs, Cooperative Extension, and 4-H/FFA organizations.

The overall intention of YAIP is to benefit students in agriculture, and therefore the student must have an obvious role in the project’s implementation (feeding, building, maintenance, etc.), and they must directly benefit from the program educationally, financially, or otherwise.

Eligible YAIP Investment Areas

Agricultural Diversification

Animal Production

Forage & Grain Improvement

Showmanship

Country Ham Projects

Application