50.663 - Conservation cover
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- Eligible costs: protective fencing, mulch, seed, site preparation
- Ineligible costs: critical area seedings, whole-field conversion, and pasture plantings
- Recipient must maintain cover for 10 years
- Harvesting is not allowed
- Nutrient Management Checklist required for reimbursement
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50.668 - Conservation crop rotation
| - Currently not available for cost sharing
- Eligible costs: Diversified crop rotations (cover crops, small grains, perennial crops, livestock integration)
- Ineligible costs: Permanent cover or years following establishment of a perennial crop
- Reimbursement of $10 per acre, per year
- Maintenance is required for a minimum of 3 years or duration of cost share, whichever is longer
- Intended to be reflective of the 151 Standard (2024)
- One rotation maximum (which could be up to eight years, but would need to see a lot of crops in that rotation)
- Nutrient Management Checklist required for reimbursement
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50.733 - Habitat diversification
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50.738 - Harvestable buffers
| - Structural Funding (GPR, formerly Bond)
- Eligible costs: Fencing, establishment of buffers, site preparation
- Land must not be eligible for CREP and adjacent to an eligible perennial and/or seasonal stream, creek, lake, pond, wetland, or sink hole
- Must address a water quality resource concern
- 30 feet wide to 150 feet wide
- 10-year maintenance period is required
- Harvesting allowed
- Annual per acre rate shall not exceed soil rental rates set by the USDA during the most recent sign-up for the Conservation Reserve Program
- Signed plans cover sheet required for reimbursement
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50.74 - Hydrologic restoration
| - Structural Funding (GPR, formerly Bond)
- Eligible costs: System components, permanent vegetative cover, fencing, site preparation
- Ineligible costs: Mitigation or correction of violations
- Stacked practices done with the intention to return wetland, stream, and floodplain hydrology to a natural and self-regulating condition by improving hydrologic conditions, connections, and functions
- This practice is allowed at 70%. If a 50% practice is a part of the “system,” cost-sharing for those practices are completed at 70% as part of hydrologic restoration
- Signed plans cover sheet required for reimbursement
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50.785 - Nutrient treatment systems
| - Structural Funding (GPR, formerly Bond)
- Eligible costs: Design and installation, necessary structures, permanent vegetative cover, fencing
- Ineligible costs: Non-installed system designs, excessive costs, non-agricultural runoff treatment
- 10-year maintenance period
- Systems installed to reduce the concentration of nitrate nitrogen and/or phosphorus in surface water and/or groundwater
- Nutrient management checklist required for reimbursement
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50.882 - Stream restoration
| - Structural Funding (GPR, formerly Bond)
- Eligible costs: System components, permanent vegetative cover, fencing, site preparation
- Ineligible costs: Mitigation or correction of violations
Stacked practices designed to restore or repair healthy channel conditions, connections, and functions adjacent to, or upstream from erosion-prone agricultural lands or to address other resource concerns- This practice is allowed at 70%. If a 50% practice is a part of the “system,” cost-sharing for those practices are completed at 70% as part of stream restoration
- Signed plans cover sheet required for reimbursement
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50.925 - Verification of depth to bedrock
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| - Currently not available for cost sharing
- DATCP 01 - Technical standard was developed in 2020
- Standard provides criteria, methodology, and the qualifications for verification of depth to bedrock to support implementation of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Wis. Admin. Code s. NR 151.075 in areas where the bedrock consists of Silurian dolomite with a depth to bedrock of 20 feet or less.
- Affects portions of the following counties: Brown, Calumet, Dodge, Door, Fond du Lac, Kenosha, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Milwaukee, Outagamie, Ozaukee, Racine, Sheboygan, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha
- The standard can be used anywhere in the state
- Cost-share can only be in the Silurian area (s. ATCP 50.925 (s)) See map at left.
- Understanding the Silurian Bedrock Performance Standard (NR 151.075) and the Verification of Depth to Bedrock Technical Standard (DATCP 01)
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