CTIC Hall of Fame   Innovators, trailblazers, mentors, and visionaries in conservation agriculture are integral to who we are at CTIC. Without these leaders, we wouldn’t be where we are.   Therefore, it is fitting that at our flagship event, the Conservation in Action Tour, we pause to recognize those who have laid a foundation for CTIC and conservation agriculture. We are proud to honor these leaders with their induction into the CTIC Hall of Fame.    Nominations for 2026 can be sent to Elise Koning at koning@ctic.org addressing the following guidelines:   Eligibility Guidelines: 1) ...more

At the heart of the Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC) lies a dedicated and diverse group of professionals who lead our organization with vision, expertise, and a shared commitment to sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation. Our Board of Directors is comprised of individuals who bring a wealth of experience and knowledge from various fields, uniting to drive CTIC's mission forward.   Get to know the exceptional individuals who guide our organization, shape our strategies, and help us navigate the ever-evolving landscape of conservation technology and agriculture. Learn more about our accomplished Board of Directors and their contributions to advancing ...more

David Frabotta Director of Communications David is responsible for public relations, marketing, events, outreach, and impact reporting for CTIC. He has worked as a business journalist for most of his career, predominantly for agriculture media brands that focus on inputs, technology, and sustainability. He most recently was director of content for Farm Journal's Trust In Food, and he is passionate about helping farmers create more resilient, efficient, and profitable production systems. Connect with him at frabotta@ctic.org   Elise Koning Project Director, Diverse Corn Belt and Conservation in Action Tour Elise grew up on a ...more

We’re excited to continue supporting conservation agriculture in 2018 with your help. Here is what we are looking forward to (so far): Launching a brand new website and a modified logo. Our new website will have a sleek, fresh new look and retrieving information about conservation agriculture will be easier than ever. Our 2018 Conservation in Action Tour will be held in the Maryland/Washington D.C. area this summer. Plans are already underway, and we’re thrilled to share more information with you in the coming months. Working with USDA on a project to highlight successful strategies for ...more

This page is your gateway to the inner workings of the Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC). Our Board of Directors Meetings are where we discuss important strategies and decisions that influence our efforts in promoting sustainability and conservation in agriculture.   On this page, you'll find information about our past and upcoming meetings, including meeting agendas and minutes. We believe in transparency and open communication, and this page reflects our commitment to sharing the discussions and decisions that drive CTIC's mission.   Join us as we provide insight into our board's vision and work, which plays a ...more

The 2026 Conservation in Action Tour is Set for Raleigh, N.C. The 2026 Annual Conservation in Action Tour will take place June 3-4 in Raleigh, North Carolina, and will feature more immersive on-farm experiences, expert presenters, industy stops and world-class networking that the country's premier farm tour is known for.  Be part of the 2026 Conservation in Action Tour by hosting or nominating a farm for a tour stop! Learn more and apply today! Our Tour concludes each year with our Hall of Fame inductions: Nominate a Conservation Agriculture Champion for the CTIC Hall of Fame! ...more

Sponsorships now Available for June 2026! Become a crucial part of the Conservation in Action Tour's success: Your sponsorship provides valuable visibility for your brand and supports the advancement of conservation agriculture. Opportunities are limited, so don't delay.  Four Sponsorship Levels Available Ruby, Diamond, Platinum and Gold Three Special Sponsorships Available Banquet and Keynote Speaker, Closing Reception, After Hours Networking Download the 2026 prospectus Sponsor today! To learn more about sponsoring our 2026 Conservation in Action Tour, contact Ryan Heiniger.  Thank you to our 2026 Sponsors! Ruby   Diamond     Gold     &...more

Diamond Member   The Mosaic Company www.mosaicco.com The Mosaic Company is the world’s leading integrated producer of concentrated phosphate and potash— two of the three most important nutrients in agriculture. We employ more than 13,000 people in six countries to serve farmers all over the world. The people of Mosaic work with purpose to maximize efficiencies and minimize our environmental footprint. We strive to be a thoughtful and engaged neighbor, using our financial resources, expertise, and innovative spirit to commit to good corporate citizenship. Syngenta Crop Protection, LLC. www.syngenta.com Syngenta is a world-leading agribusiness ...more

At CTIC it is our mission to champion, promote and provide information on sustainable agricultural systems that conserve and enhance soil, water, air and wildlife resources and are productive and profitable. CTIC is proud to be a clearinghouse of information on conservation agriculture. CTIC continues to advance practical systems that improve soil health and water quality, improve habitat, enhance resilience to intensifying weather events, and deliver other benefits to natural resources that lay the foundation of producers' productivity. We also vow to connect stakeholders committed to improving the sustainability of American agriculture as an unbiased convener and source of ...more

2025: South Dakota South Dakota was the first state in the Great Plains to host the Conservation in Action Tour. The 18th annual event brought 150 agricultural representatives to Sioux Falls for "Planting Opportunity, Growing Success."    Topics included satellite data for landscape-level planning; profitability and conservation management; diverse rotations, cover crops, and livestock; and the intersection of urban areas and agriculture. Before the tour, participants had the option of visiting an ethanol plant near Sioux Falls.    Media Coverage: "Saving soil, saving money: Conservation tour highlights success of South Dakota farmers" by ...more