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Cover Crop Program | Land and Water Resources Department Dane County offices will be closed on 10/12/2026 Dane County Land & Water Resources Department Cover Crops with Corn Residue Livestock Grazing on Cover Crops Tillage Radish in a Cover Crop Mix Aerial Seeding of Cover Crops The Cover Crop Program provides funding to help maintain a living vegetative cover on the ground between cropping cycles.
This program is available to landowners and producers who own or operate agricultural land in Dane County that meet the eligibility requirements below. Cover crops are typically planted in the fall after crops are harvested. They maintain a living vegetative cover on the ground which helps prevent erosion, build soil health, and reduce runoff.
Annual cereal rye is a popular cover crop because it grows in the fall, survives winter, and grows again in the spring. There are numerous cover crop types and options for mixes as well depending on the landowner’s or operator’s goals and priorities. Applicants will work with staff to determine if this program is a good fit for their operation and goals.
Program participation is contingent on available funding. Through this program and based on available funds, the current rates are: $50/acre for cover crops that require termination Each contract may enroll up to 50 acres per operator. In order to be eligible for this program, the landowner must meet the following requirements: Own or operate agricultural land in Dane County.
Have a nutrient management plan for all acres the applicant owns and/or operates. An updated plan must be submitted to the department by June 1st annually. Inquiries for cost-share funding are taken throughout the year.
The program is contingent on available funds and county budgets. During the term of the cost-share contract, staff may conduct on-site verification of the practices. Contact the appropriate staff member (PDF) to determine if this program is a good fit for your operation and goals.
Work with staff to identify where and how cover crops will be planted. Complete and sign cost-share agreement prior to planting. Save your receipts and seed tags in order to seek reimbursement.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Landowners and producers who own or operate agricultural land in Dane County, Wisconsin, that meet eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Cover Crop Program (Dane County) is funded by Dane County Land & Water Resources Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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