Farmland Conservation Club

The Farmland Conservation Club would like to welcome you to our website. Please check out our schedule of events and news sections. For new or prospective members New Member Package

Our 109th Annual Wayne-Randolph County Old Hunters Shoot will take place on

September 21, 2008 at 9:00 am

for Information Click Here

Click Here for information about the Varmint and Benchrest matches

For information about Match scores for the Month of August Click Here

Click Here to View 2008 3-D Schedule.

Our new electronic gate is fully operational. To enter type in your gate code into the keypad and the gate will open. Once your vehicle is clear of the gate, the gate will close automatically. To leave the property just pull up to the gate and it will open automatically and then close behind you.

Larry Perkins and Garry Ludwick received the 2007 FCC President’s Award during the Dec. meeting. Both men were with the original members who decided to purchase the FCC property. They helped obtain roof trusses from a local farm building and later used them in the construction of the open shelter house. Larry and Garry planted the prairie grass and hundreds of trees, and have been the FCC advisors for several Eagle Scout projects. They have helped to add pond structure and repair muskrat damage.

Larry sets up the large fish aquarium display for the FCC booth during the 4-H Fair, and is our Soil and Water District contact. Larry is a generous supplier of various materials and tools for FCC projects. He gives his time as an instructor in the Shooting Sports and Women in the Outdoors programs.

Garry has been the FCC property rental contact person for years. He maintains the dog training fields and helps repair rifle range damage. Garry helped organize the FCC club dog training program and bush-hogs the fire lanes. He has helped relocate the entrance drive by hauling fill dirt and asphalt topping. Garry helped run the electricity to the electric gate and night light. He is always looking for another project to help improve the FCC.