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E.Daehler
Posted 2/20/2025 17:19 (#11114910 - in reply to #11114346)
Subject: RE: time to trim the fat


Higginsville, MO
NE Ridger - 2/20/2025 11:06

E.Daehler - 2/20/2025 08:48

pigfarmer82 - 2/20/2025 08:37

To receive funding you must be in compliance with your conservation plan and they can check your practices anytime they want on your property. Past 3 years I have had a farm checked. They send a letter your up for review and guy will call when he is coming. I have had no issues so far but being in the programs they do have rights to your property. I started farming in 1996 and never had a check until 3 years ago not sure what changed. This is hel ground they are checking. As stated ad-1026 is another way they tell you what to do with your property. Can’t just drain a wetland.


If everyone drain all the wetlands there would be none left and that could have a complete serveer effect on ecosystem. Not for the government telling me what to do but sometimes we do need a little restraint.


I want to dig a pit in the middle of my farmable wetlands, not to change any water flows across property lines. How will that have a negative effect on the ecosystem? There's no wetland vegetation there now, it's a farmable wetland.


None, not really a wetland from what I've been told. Their classifications need to be looked at hard and need to use common sense which is pretty much nonexistent. I guess all I can say is it would be nice if there was just a balance from being one extreme to the other which its just hard to call where that would be because it varies from one person to the next. Normally we dont know what good we have until its long gone.
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