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Michigan Clean Boats, Clean Waters Program awards $19,800 to stop the spread of aquatic invasive species
Seven projects received funding to educate boaters on the importance of cleaning, draining, and drying equipment.
Many grant awardees are integrating boat washing into their projects. Recently Clean Boats, Clean Waters joined forces with the Michigan State University and Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy Mobile Boat Wash outreach program. Photo by Jo Latimore
The Michigan Clean Boats, Clean Waters program is funding seven outreach projects across Michigan to educate boaters about aquatic invasive species prevention. The awardees include lake associations, watershed groups, local units of government, and other nonprofit organizations. Grant funds will be used to communicate aquatic invasive species prevention information through outreach materials and in-person events. Projects range from the installation of signage at boat launches to boat and trailer
Although the soil is covered in snow, the time will come when the snow will melt, the temperature will rise, and producers will be back in the field for growing season 2021. When that day comes producers want to hit the ground running, knowing exactly what theyâre going to plant and where. To get the most out of the soil this growing season itâs important to know whatâs going on beneath the surface. Soil testing provides a holistic view of a fieldâs organic matter, topography, soil texture, drainage, soil pH, pest management methods and overall productivity. It is a tool that highlights the soilâs available nutrients and should drive a producerâs fertilizer and crop choices for the coming year.
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January 11, 2021
Families looking for something to do with the kids can try out this Practical Recycling Project Kit.
Through short online videos, they teach you how to take every day recyclable items around the home and turn them into something useful.
In fact, it’s sure to be popular with adults too. Some of the projects include making a bird feeder, candle, or even a bee’s nest.
Registration ends on Friday (click here to register at missaukeecd.org). The Missaukee Conservation District and 4-H Club will be mailing the kits to families at the end of the month.
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