The Title X Cost-Share Program supports Arkansas landowners in installing conservation practices that reduce pollution carried by rainfall or snowmelt into rivers, lakes, wetlands, and drinking water sources.
The 319 Grant Program (Section 319(h) Nonpoint Source Grant Program) supports locally led Arkansas watershed projects that reduce runoff pollution and improve water quality through restoration, practices, and monitoring.
Kansas Cost-Share Programs fund science-based conservation practices to improve soil, water, and habitat across Kansas, administered by the Kansas Department of Agriculture.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources' Soil and Water Conservation Cost-Share Practices grant funds science-based conservation projects to reduce soil erosion and improve water quality on Missouri lands.
Agricultural Resources Conservation Fund supports Tennessee landowners and conservation districts with practices, education, equipment, and technical assistance to reduce agricultural water pollution.
Section 319 Nonpoint Source Subgrants support local governments, nonprofits, and other organizations in watershed planning and pollution-control work to restore and protect Missouri waters.