Huron River Watershed Council

The Huron Watershed Council and Its Partners Will Implement a 3-YEAR 'pay for Performance' Program for Agricultural Producers in Critical Sub-watersheds of the Huron River, Michigan. Best Management Practices Such as Nutrient Management and Cover Crops Will Be Implemented on Approximately 500 Acres, Targeted at Reducing Phosphorus Loading Into the Huron River and Lake Erie by 21,000 Pounds Annually.

Committed

$649,353

Paid out
$81.1K
12%
Committed, not yet paid
$568.2K
88%

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Source

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Environmental Protection Agency

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