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Protected: 5th Annual Soil Expo – Live Stream 2021
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The Healthy Soil - Healthy Water Group wants to hear what you have to say. Let us know what's on your mind and a representative from the group will get back to you as soon as they can. Dodge County Farmers for Healthy Soil & Healthy WaterN3339 Roche Rd.Columbus WI, 53925 920-390-0583 contact@dodgecountyfarmers.com Photography Credits …Cover Crop Tip Sheets
USDA Article "The Proof is in the Soil" Clover/Radish after Winter Wheat Frost Seeding Clover into Winter Wheat Interseeding into Corn
Cover Crops Incentives Program (CCIP)
The Dodge County Farmers for Healthy Soil - Healthy Water is offering their Cover Crop Incentive Program for 2020. For new participating farmers, we are offering a 1:1 match for up to 30 acres while returning participants will need to provide a 2:1 match for up to 30 acres. There is a $25.00/ac cost share …Fox Lake Soil Health Program
We would like to provide financial incentives for your farm to incorporate cropping practices that are known to improve soil health and reduce nutrient losses from cropland. The sources of nutrients delivered to Fox Lake come from our homes, lawns, farmsteads, fields and natural areas. In short, everything touching water flowing into the lake is …
Infiltration Ring Tests
The Dodge County Healthy Soils Healthy Water Group has been asking farmers to take infiltration tests on their farms and record that data to be given to the group in order to put together the data and see how tillage, rotation, and cover crops can affect the infiltration of water into the soil.
Lake Groups
Beaver Dam Lake Improvement Association Fox Lake Inland Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District Fox Lake Preservation Organization Lake Sinissippi Association Lake Sinissippi Improvement DistrictLake Sinissippi Improvement District Cereal Rye Giveaway
The Dodge County Farmers for Healthy Soil - Healthy Water group along with the Lake Sinissippi Improvement District are giving away cereal rye to farmers in the Dead Creek/Lake Sinissippi Watersheds. Each recipient is allotted a maximum of 30 bags of cereal rye with each bag weighing 50 lbs. If you own or operate land in the …