GRATIOT CONSERVATION DISTRICT
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Program History

Bad River Watershed Sediment Reduction Plan

Landowners in the Upper Bad River Watershed are taking advantage of cost share dollars by implementing conservation practices designed to hold soil in place and prevent soil erosion and sedimentation in high risk areas. The Conservation District is "Paying for Performance" to find the best soil saving practices in the area. Instead of paying per acre, GCD will pay per ton of sediment you save.
 
Does your soil end up in the Bad River? Learn how much changes in your practices could be worth. Please contact:
Office: 989-875-3900
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Field practicing no-till with a cover crop in Gratiot County gets an annual payment from the Conservation District.

Location

(989) 875-3900
Gratiot Conservation District
301 E. Commerce Dr.
​Ithaca, MI 48847

Contact Us

  • Home
  • MAEAP and Farming
    • No-Till Farming
    • Cropping System
    • Farmstead System
    • Forest, Wetlands & Habitat System
    • Livestock System
  • Wildlife
    • Hunting Access - What is HAP?
    • Events
  • Gratiot County Watersheds
    • Bad River Watershed >
      • Program History
    • Maple River Watershed
    • Pine River Watershed
  • Education Programs
    • Forest Hill Nature Area
    • Water Quality
    • Septic Programs
  • Historic Information
  • What is the Gratiot Conservation District
    • Support the Gratiot Conservation District >
      • List of Sponsors
    • Meet the Staff
    • Partners >
      • NRCS
  • Annual Events
  • Conservation Programs
  • Our Store
  • Meet our Board of Directors
  • Contact
  • FOIA