A Landowners' Guide to Montana Wetlands 2008
A Landowners' Guide to Montana Wetlands 2008
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♦ Farm Service Agency paid for placing land into the Conservation Reserve Program and for re-enrolling in the program ten years later.
♦ Natural Resources Conservation Service guided the range restoration process and provided seed mix for twice reseeding the marginal land into more productive grasses.
♦ U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service designed and paid for wetland restoration work, and purchased perpetual grassland and wetland easements.
Permits Required ♦ None Benefits and Rewards ♦ Monetary bene...fits through Conservation Reservp Program payments and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service purchase of land easements.
♦ Erosion control due to planted grasslands (grasses are holding more water, resulting in less runoff).
♦ Building the value of the land over time because of an improved soil profile.
♦ Improved water table and water quality from the restored wetlands.
♦ Improved habitat for wildlife and birds.
♦ Increased wildlife on the land.
Landowner's Comments "I hate to see all the land broken up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
♦ Farm Service Agency paid for placing land into the Conservation Reserve Program and for re-enrolling in the program ten years later.
♦ Natural Resources Conservation Service guided the range restoration process and provided seed mix for twice reseeding the marginal land into more productive grasses.
♦ U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service designed and paid for wetland restoration work, and purchased perpetual grassland and wetland easements.
Permits Required ♦ None Benefits and Rewards ♦ Monetary bene...fits through Conservation Reservp Program payments and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service purchase of land easements.
♦ Erosion control due to planted grasslands (grasses are holding more water, resulting in less runoff).
♦ Building the value of the land over time because of an improved soil profile.
♦ Improved water table and water quality from the restored wetlands.
♦ Improved habitat for wildlife and birds.
♦ Increased wildlife on the land.
Landowner's Comments "I hate to see all the land broken up.
What to read after A Landowners' Guide to Montana Wetlands 2008?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Watercourse to read onlineMoreLess
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