WHO: Farmers and landowners in the Twenty-five Mile Creek Watershed

WHAT: Financial assistance is available to develop farm conservation plans and install cross fencing, pasture improvements, wells and water troughs for livestock watering, stream crossings, composters, and other conservation practices

WHERE: Portions of northeastern Richland County, western Kershaw County, and southern Fairfield County, including parts of Blythewood, Pontiac, Elgin, and Lugoff WHY: To improve livestock health and forage production, as well as protect and improve water quality HOW: Contact Mike Newman at 803-602-2585 to determine if your property is eligible to participate in the program. For more information, visit www.rcgov.us/twentyfivemile.

Get financial assistance to improve livestock health, forage production and water quality in the Twenty-five Mile Creek Watershed!

This Twenty-five Mile Creek Watershed improvement project is funded in part by the US EPA under a Section 319 Grant through the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control. The program and funds are administered by Richland County with support from Kershaw and Fairfield Counties, the Richland and Kershaw Soil and Water Conservation Districts and the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service.

Richland Soil and Water Conservation District 2020 Hampton Street Room 3063A Columbia, SC 29204 803-602-2585 www.rcgov.us/rswcd

Do you live in the watershed?

This Twenty-five Mile Creek Watershed improvement project is funded in part by the US EPA under a Section 319 Grant through the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control. The program and funds are administered by Richland County with support from Kershaw and Fairfield Counties, the Richland and Kershaw Soil and Water Conservation Districts and the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service.

Richland Soil and Water Conservation District 2020 Hampton Street Room 3063A Columbia, SC 29204 803-602-2585 www.rcgov.us/rswcd

Do you live in the watershed?