MADISON — The 2018-2019 Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grants Impact Report provides information about the successes and challenges of individual producer-led groups to implement conservation practices. Through the Producer-Led Program, farmers and other conservation professionals have a platform to share lessons learned, success stories, and innovative practices for conservation efforts. The program continues to help move conservation forward in Wisconsin through grant funding conservation projects and increasing producer participation.
To learn more about producer-led watershed protection grants, visit https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/ProducerLedProjects.aspx.
— Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
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