• Grassed waterways
• Water-sediment control basins
• Permanent prairie
• CRP prairie strips
• Sealing old wells
• Cover crops
• Strip and no till
• Volunteer litter cleanup projects
• Public presentations
• Water-testing kits Online
Website mowerswcd.org
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Using state funds given every two years for each watershed-management area, Mower SWCD worked with landowners to create grassed waterways and water-and-sediment control basins.
Originally known as “One Watershed, One Plan,” the watershed-based implementation funds (WBIF) from the state also supported cost-share for sealing old wells and using soil-health practices, such as planting cover crops or doing reduced tillage on crop fields.
incentives for projects and practices that support water quality should reach out to Mower SWCD.
