Negotiating reasonable land rent in times of high market prices
Key talking points can help both landowners and producers understand farmland value.
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Negotiating reasonable land rent in times of high market prices
Key talking points can help both landowners and producers understand farmland value.
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The Kirtland’s warbler came off the list of endangered species in 2019. Image: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Servic
By Kirsten Rintelmann
Capital News Service
Among them are the state Department of Natural Resources and the Michigan Wildlife Conservancy.
“There is a pretty complex effort to protect rare species in Michigan,” said Kristin Wildman, the acting endangered species coordinator of DNR’s Wildlife Division.
One of the species most recently removed from the state’s threatened and endangered species list is a bluish and yellow-colored bird called the Kirtland’s warbler. Native to Michigan, the Kirtland’s warbler migrates and winters in the South, Wildman said.
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In this 2002 photo, the sun sets over the Mackinac Bridge, which connects the upper and lower peninsulas, at Michigan’s Mackinac Straits. Taste the Local Difference on Monday announced a new partnership with Michigan Sea Grant and Michigan State University Extension to help Michiganders find and connect with local fish producers in their regions. (AP photo)
MARQUETTE Many businesses that depend on Great Lakes aquaculture and are struggling to remain viable through the COVID-19 pandemic now have a new avenue for relief.
Taste the Local Difference on Monday announced a new partnership with Michigan Sea Grant and Michigan State University Extension to help Michiganders find and connect with local fish producers in their regions.
Conservation practices grants now available for farmers in the River Raisin Watershed
April 27, 2021
Farmers can sign up for conservation practices grants such as crop rotation and filter strips before May 21, 2021.
Soybean growing in no-till field. Photo by Ricardo Costa, MSU Extension.
The Institute of Water Research at Michigan State University is working with producers and various conservation partners to improve water quality in Lake Erie by reducing nutrient runoff and sediment loss from farm fields. As part of their goal, the Institute of Water Research coordinates a grant in the River Raisin Watershed called the Accelerating Conservation Adoption Program, where participating farmers within the River Raisin Watershed are eligible to apply for reimbursement for the following conservation practices through the Lenawee Conservation District:
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