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CTIC was established in 1982 under the charter of the National Association of Conservation Districts, a non-profit conservation organization.

Partnerships Make a Difference
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The Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC) leads the development of public-private partnerships that promote soil and water quality by equipping agriculture with affordable, integrated management solutions.

Together we can... make change happen. With the support, participation and representation of our membership, CTIC is able to:

• Develop an innovative ag management approach that protects resources while generating profits for producers

• Lead a national, ag-driven campaign to better equip producers with economic and environmental management tools
• Reach consumers with the message that the food they purchase is grown with the environment and their children’s future in mind
• Recognize agricultural producers that have successfully balanced economic and environmental goals
• Provide members with the most accurate data available on the per-acre use of all tillage systems in the U.S. through the National Crop Residue Management Survey
• Connect the many facets of the agricultural community to form public-private partnerships that work for the future of agriculture.

Make a difference for America’s agriculture... by becoming a partner with CTIC. The partnerships that make CTIC possible also generate tremendous benefits for its members. Through CTIC membership, you’ll receive:

Research and Information

• Discounted prices on the National Crop Residue Management Survey expanded version. Corporate-level members receive the Survey basic version with membership.
• Annual subscription to Partners newsletter.
• Optional subscription to Leader newsletter.
• Access to technical experts and resources for consultation on agricultural conservation and conservation practices.

Networking

• Opportunities to exchange ideas with peers and counterparts within the agriculture community.
• Discount registration for CTIC-sponsored conferences, workshops and meetings at national and local levels.

• National voice for agricultural conservation.
• Interaction with policy makers at state and national level.

Recognition

• Acknowledgment of support for environmental stewardship and agricultural conservation.
• National exposure for members through Partners and Leader.

• Access to agricultural conservation technology, research and promotional materials
• Networking opportunities with a diverse group of agricultural entities
• Unique educational and informational opportunities
• AND only CTIC members can purchase the National Crop Residue Management Survey at discounted prices. 

Table 1:  Membership Fees Based on Corporate Gross Income