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. � ti , _ <br /> Results <br /> Who aid for what? <br /> Practice Amount Federal $ State $ Cit $ <br /> Waterwa s 40,405.20ft $48,591.40 $10,718.40 $13,708.09 <br /> Tile installed *'` 15,286.32 ft $15,563.52 $0.00 $4,921.56 <br /> Structures installed 8 $18,975.00 $0.00 $8,400.00 <br /> Terraces 6,379 ft $0.00 $0.00 $9,568.94 <br /> Pond 1 $0.00 $0.00 $7,500.00 <br /> Filter Stri s '`*' 75.75acres <br /> NMP, No-Till, <br /> Fence for livestock 646.3 acres $21,916.17 $0.00 $0.00 <br /> Totals $105,046.09 $10,718.40 $44,098.59 <br /> **Tile is only cost shared if it is needed to keep waterways dry or to drain water from behind terraces. We <br /> are not allowed to cost share on tile as a field drainage practice. <br /> ***CRP Filter strips:As was mentioned before this was a very attractive program for some of our <br /> landowners. The United States Department of Agriculture-Natural Resource Conservation Service(NRCS) <br /> manages the program. According to their files we signed up 36.7 acres of filter strips in the Finley Creek <br /> watershed. These acres will be maintained for a minimum of 10 or 15 years. The cost to install these <br /> practices is very hard to determine after the initial cost-share because the landowner receives a$120— 190/ <br /> acre/year payment for the life of the contract. Needless to say the Feds put a lot of money into this <br /> program. <br /> Amount of soil saved in tons er ear <br /> Federal & <br /> Erosion t e State Cit Total saved <br /> Sheet & Rill Erosion 3,133.60 321.35 3,454.95 <br /> E hemeral Erosion 3,274.00 3,566.68 6,840.68 <br /> Gull Erosion 412.00 411.60 823.6 <br /> Totals 6,819.60 4,299.63 11,119.23 <br /> The table above shows how much soil is now being saved on a yearly basis based on the <br /> projects that were completed during the two year period. If you expand the soil saved <br /> over a 15-year period, which is the average expected life span of the installed projects, <br /> then we actually saved 166,788.45 tons of soil. This is equivalent to approximately <br /> 7,581 semi-trucks full of soil. <br />