Fountain County, Indiana: Farm & Ranch Directory
5 farm and ranch listings in Fountain County, Indiana, grouped by category below.
Events in Fountain County
- Fountain County Fair
Fairgoers in Fountain County gather in Covington for the 7-day county fair, July 10 through July 16, 2026 (Friday to Thursday). Held each year; the most recent dates were July 10 to July 16.
Covington, IN Official event details
Agribusiness in Fountain County
- Centennial Grain
Kingman grain company in Fountain County holding two active state licenses. Included in the Indiana Department of Agriculture grain licensee roster dated June 2026.
Kingman, IN - Newtown Farm Service
Newtown farm service business in Fountain County with grain licenses at Newtown and Veedersburg. Included in the Indiana Department of Agriculture grain licensee roster dated June 2026.
Newtown, IN
Organizations in Fountain County
- Fountain County Soil and Water Conservation District
Conservation district office on Pearl Street in Covington serving Fountain County farmers in the Wabash Valley with conservation practices and cost-share.
1315 Pearl Street, Covington, IN 47932 | 765-793-2764
Ag Education in Fountain County
- Purdue Extension Fountain County
Purdue Extension office on 4th Street in Covington serving Fountain County, a Wabash Valley farming area, with 4-H, row-crop and community education programs.
301 4th Street, Covington, IN 47932 | 765-793-6240
Helpful Guides for Fountain County
- Indiana County Fairs and Youth Livestock Shows
A practical guide to Indiana county fairs and 4-H livestock shows: 2026 fair dates, the Indiana State Fair schedule, who can show, the May 15 animal ID deadline, BOAH health rules, check-in and auctions.
- Indiana Purdue Extension County Offices
How Purdue Extension works in Indiana: educators in all 92 counties, ag and natural resources help, private pesticide applicator recertification, Master Gardener training, 4-H eligibility and the State Fair.
- Indiana Soil and Water Conservation Districts
How Indiana's 92 soil and water conservation districts work: five-member boards, funding, Clean Water Indiana and IMAGE cost share, NRCS programs, and how to find and work with your county district.