Nutrient Management Farmer Education Grants support local organizations teaching Wisconsin farmers to develop and use nutrient management plans through training, field events and implementation reviews.
The Commercial Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Grant Program supports Wisconsin agricultural producers’ on-farm studies of commercial nitrogen use to improve management and reduce nitrate in soil and water.
Soil and Water Resource Management (SWRM) Grant Program supports Wisconsin counties and landowners with conservation staffing, cost-sharing, and education to address soil erosion, nutrient runoff, and water quality.
The Nitrogen Management Financial Assistance grant from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture funds research-based farming practices to reduce nitrate leaching and protect groundwater in Minnesota.
Targeted Runoff Management Grant Program supports local governments in funding agricultural and urban runoff controls that reduce nonpoint source pollution threatening Wisconsin waters.
The Delaware Department of Agriculture's Nutrient Management Plan Cost-Share Assistance Program funds science-based nutrient management planning to promote sustainable and environmentally responsible farming.