Farmers & Landowners

The NRCS Farm Bill programs are the primary way in which both technical assistance and funding are provided to landowners (in particular producers).

MAEAP offers assistance and recognition to farmers who reduce erosion and runoff from private land into public waters.

Developing a Climate Smart Farm Verification system, based on the MAEAP, designed to assist small/diversified farms in Washtenaw, Monroe, Wayne and Lenawee Counties.

Assembled by the USDA’s National Organic Program, TOPP is designed to support transitioning and organic producers with mentorship and resources.

Secure Michigan’s agricultural heritage for future generations by bridging the gap between farmers seeking land with farmland owners.

Assists farmers with implementing conservation on the ground, particularly with smaller, low-cost projects that will quickly be implemented on the ground.

The NRCS Farm Bill programs are the primary way in which both technical assistance and funding are provided to landowners (in particular producers).

The State of Michigan offers incentives in the form of tax breaks for landowners that meet certain requirements, through the Farmland Development Rights Agreements (PA 116).

A toolkit for landowners to find the right resources and connect to local organizations that can help ​assess, manage, and preserve your land!