Kentucky farm and woodland operations can get up to 75% of the cost of soil erosion and water quality practices (waste storage, livestock water, waterways, buffers, cover crops and more), up to $20,000 a year. Continuous sign-up through local conservation districts.
State cost-share that helps agricultural operations fix existing soil erosion, water quality and other environmental problems on their farming or woodland operations and carry out their agriculture water quality plans. Eligible practices include animal mortality and composting facilities, livestock water facilities and heavy use areas, waste storage facilities, grassed waterways, stream crossings, riparian buffers, pasture and hay planting and cover crops, among others. Cost share is up to 75% of the actual installation cost, not to exceed $20,000 per year; sign-up is continuous and applications are ranked statewide once a year, with approval based on ranking and available funds.
Kentucky agricultural operations (landowners with a farming or woodland operation)
Priority goes to animal waste related problems, agricultural district participants and producers who have their Agriculture Water Quality plans on file with their local conservation district
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