May is National Wetlands Month, and a WRP project that deserves distinct praise can be found just north of Route 73 in Brandon and Sudbury. It is here where conservationists recently discovered nesting Pied-billed Grebes.
EQIP applicants are eligible to install edge-of-field monitoring systems that will be installed and monitored by NRCS partners, and to install field practices that benefit soil health and water quality for monitoring and measurement.
The NRCS will help poducers located in the Rock River Watershed to implement conservation and management practices to control and trap nutrient and manure runoff. Qualified producers will receive assistance for installing conservation aimed to improve water quality.
Through the America’s Great Outdoors Initiative (AGO), the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is offering financial and technical assistance to farmers located in the Missisquoi Bay Basin. Learn more by visiting the Vermont AGO page.
The 2013 Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) Signup Opportunities in Vermont has Application Cutoff and associated Batching Deadlines
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