Did you know that your yields could increase with a no till system? Did you know that you could save money on fertilizer by leaving your crop residue on your fields? Working with Farm Bill Programs could provide your farm with the cost sharing that will add to your production. Keeping the soil and nutrients on your farmland and out of our streams, this is a common goal.
Did you know that your yields could increase with a no till system? Did you know that you could save money on fertilizer by leaving your crop residue on your fields? Working with Farm Bill Programs could provide your farm with the cost sharing that will add to your production. Keeping the soil and nutrients on your farmland and out of our streams, this is a common goal.
Together with the NRCS, we help provide a comprehensive plan for conservation on your farm. Contact us today to learn how you can work with us to create a plan that can lead to cost sharing opportunities for developing conservation practices on your farm.
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This project was started to help protect grassland birds and wildlife while mowing hay. This attachment works with modern mowing equipment to flush wildlife before the mower. Read on for more information on the design of this effective equipment.
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In this project we share conservation practices that are available for cost sharing under the EQIP program through the Natural Resource Conservation Service.
A variety of programs are available, contact us to discuss the various practices.Learn More
This Proactive voluntary program is an important part of agricultural conservation work in Michigan. If you are a producer of any size or any commodity interested in turning heads of consumers, consider looking at MAEAP certification.
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Interested in trying out the No-till Drill method. At the Allegan Conservation District we have a drill you can rent and use at your farm. Contact the office for more information.
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This project is focused on reducing nonpoint source pollution in the Rabbit River Watershed. Current funding focuses on opportunities to complete projects that reduce sediment and phosphorus. Take a look at the project pages for opportunities to get involved.
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