April 27, 2017 by minnehahacd
Did you know that more than 250,000 buffer contracts with the USDA have been signed?
Did you know that buffers, when used with supporting practices, are eligible for incentive programs?
Did you know that citizen groups are providing funding for buffer programs?
HERE IS A VERY INFORMATIVE ARTICLE about buffers and other conservation practices that you can use to increase your income and benefit the environment. Give us a call — let’s work together!
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