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| Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP)Under the Conservation and Energy Act of 2008, what was formerly called the Conservation Security Program was renamed the Conservation Stewardship Program.
Final regulations for 2008 Farm Bill programs have not been finalized but a
general description of the Conservation Stewardship Program is contained in the
document linked below. Conservation Security Program 2008The Boardman River/Charlevoix River Watershed has been selected to participate in the 2008 CSP sign-up. More information about the sign-up can be found on the Boardman Charlevoix River Watershed Web page linked below. CSP is a voluntary conservation program and has a unique role among USDA programs. It identifies and rewards those farmers and ranchers who meet the highest standards of conservation and environmental management on their operations. It creates powerful incentives for other producers to meet those same standards of conservation performance on their operations, and provides public benefits for generations to come. Only landowners and producers in designated watersheds are eligible to sign-up for CSP. In Michigan, six watersheds have been designated since 2004 and 574 Michigan producers were accepted into the program. As funding becomes available, NRCS announces the addition of new watersheds into the program. Michigan CSP WatershedsThis document
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Reader ContactKim Wieber, CSP Coordinator Last Modified 11/10/2008 |
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