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Kansas Sediment and Nutrient Reduction Initiative Opens
Kansas Ag Connection - 08/20/2019

The Kansas Department of Agriculture Division of Conservation announced the expansion of the Kansas Sediment and Nutrient Reduction Initiative. This initiative will provide a onetime incentive payment for Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) contracts for the following practices:

- Grassed waterways

- Shallow water areas for wildlife

- Filter strips

- Riparian buffers

- Wetland restorations

- Improvements to farmable wetland and farmable wetland buffers

The 2018 Kansas Legislative Session allocated $281,312 to the Division of Conservation to help promote the reduction of nutrients and sediment through the CRP program. The initiative is open to targeted watersheds specified for sediment and nutrient impairment. Incentive payments will range from $162.50-$225 per acre, depending on level of the impairment as identified by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.

Landowners should contact their local Conservation District for more information on the Kansas Sediment and Nutrient Reduction Initiative and eligibility. A directory of local Conservation Districts is available at agriculture.ks.gov/ConservationDistricts.


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