The St. Joseph County Conservation District has a Truax No-Till Drill available to rent. It is $65 for the first 5 acres and $5 per every additional acre. When you rent, there is a manual that is sent with it but you can now watch a quick tutorial instead (less than 7 minutes)!
Irrigation water management is the process of determining and controlling the volume, frequency, and application rate of irrigation water in a planned, efficient manner.
This standard applies to the planning and functional design of all sprinkler system components (e.g., laterals, risers, nozzles, heads, and pressure regulators).
Farmland Development Rights Agreements are temporary restrictions on the land between the State and a landowner, voluntarily entered into by a landowner, preserving their land for agriculture in exchange for certain tax benefits and exemptions for various special assessments (commonly known as PA 116).
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) offers a free service to retrieve soils data on any property in the United States. Select the link below to be directed to the NRCS free web soil survey. Just click the big green button to get started.
For more information: http://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app/
Michigan Invasive Species is the State website for information on priority invasive species, laws, outreach, and more.
MISIN is a service run by Michigan State University and is a great way to learn how to identify and report invasive species.
Ripple is a state program with information about helping to prevent the spread of Invasive species and Michigan laws about invasives.
Don't Move Firewood is an informative website about invasive species that can spread when firewood is transported long distances. Some of the information they provide is invasive species information, firewood map, and more.
Play Clean Go is a program that aims to spread awareness of invasive species but not the species themselves. They have useful tips on how to avoid accidentally spreading invasive species to new sites, general invasive species information, and more.
Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers is a program geared towards recreational users and how they can help stop the spread of aquatic invasives species to help keep our waterways clean.
The US Forest Service Quick Facts on invasive species is a good source for seeing the economic and land impact of invasive species.
Michigan Clean Water Corps is a volunteer program with EGLE that monitors water quality collecting data.
Michigan Clean Boats, Clean Waters is a non-profit that is dedicated to providing information on lake monitoring and invasive species education.
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