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Partners in Stewardship: An Example of Using Incentives for Agricultural Wildlife Habitat Enhancement

Morgan Powell
June 5, 2020
2004, Article, DF&WT

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Did you know today is International Goose Day? 🌍🦢

Celebrate with us by checking out these amazing Snow Geese! Our local Fraser-Skagit flock is gearing up for their annual migration over Delta and the Fraser River in the coming weeks. Expect to see flocks ranging from tens to hundreds of thousands—truly a spectacular sight!

Grab your binoculars and keep your eyes peeled—you might just catch a breathtaking view of these magnificent migratory birds in action. ✨

#InternationalGooseDay #SnowGeese #Birdwatching #WildlifeViewing #FraserSkagit #MigrationMagic

Have you spotted any tractors busy seeding harvest

Have you spotted any tractors busy seeding harvested fields lately? While it might seem unusual to be planting in the fall, they're actually seeding cover crops! 🚜🌾

Cover crops play a crucial role in protecting farm soils through the winter months. They help prevent erosion caused by wind and rain, keeping that precious, nutrient-rich topsoil intact. 🌱💪

So next time you see those tractors, you’ll know they’re hard at work ensuring healthier soils for the coming season! #CoverCrops #SustainableFarming #SoilConservation #FarmLife #WinterFarming #SoilHealth

As September begins to wrap up, so does harvest se

As September begins to wrap up, so does harvest season. Lots of fresh potatoes are coming out of the ground this week—keep an eye out for farm-fresh veggies in your area! 🥔🌾🍂

#HarvestSeason #FreshPotatoes #FarmFresh #SupportLocal

🫐The Blueberry Rest Program supports growers wi

🫐The Blueberry Rest Program supports growers with bare soil following the removal of blueberry bushes. An annual cover crop is planted in the fall after blueberry plants have been removed. It is left to cover the soil over the winter, and then worked up the following spring. Payments are provided to participants to offset the costs of this practice.

🚜This program aims to prepare soil for future blueberry plantings, allowing participants to strategically plan for future goals, source appropriate new varieties and resist the urge to replant immediately following the removal of blueberry bushes. While acres remain out of production, cover crop plantings will reduce the spread of scorch within infected fields.

✨Applications are still open for the 2024 Blueberry Rest Cover Crop Program. Visit our website to apply.

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