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    The Mains installed terraces and enrolled cropland in conservation programs to convert land use, providing water quality benefits. They follow an approved system of seeding land for pasture and hay. Their land is located in the Upper Brush Creek Subwatershed in Wayne County and they were nominated for conservation efforts by the local Soil and Water Conservation District.

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    2008 Rathbun Lake Protectors, Ron and Darla Main

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    The Mains installed terraces and enrolled cropland in conservation programs to convert land use, providing water quality benefits. They follow an approved system of seeding land for pasture and hay. Their land is located in the Upper Brush Creek Subwatershed in Wayne County and they were nominated for conservation efforts by the local Soil and Water Conservation District.

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    Ron and Darla Main BMP Map

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    The Mains installed terraces and enrolled cropland in conservation programs to convert land use, providing water quality benefits. They follow an approved system of seeding land for pasture and hay. Their land is located in the Upper Brush Creek Subwatershed in Wayne County and they were nominated for conservation efforts by the local Soil and Water Conservation District.

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    2008 Rathbun Lake Protectors Wayne County Ron and Darla Main

    The Mains installed 2150 feet of terraces on their cropland. They also enrolled cropland in the Conservation Reserve Program, and CRP-Riparian Buffer program. They follow an approved conservation system which includes seeding the farm down for extended periods of time and they are able to utilize the seeding for pasture and hay. This land use conversion provides valuable water quality benefits. The Mains land is located in the Upper Brush Creek Subwatershed in Wayne County and they were nominated by the Wayne Soil and Water Conservation District.

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