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North Dakota launched a $6.5 million program to pay farmers to convert marginal land to grass, boosting soil, wildlife, and water health.
North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong launched the $6.5 million Legacy Soil Health and Habitat Program on January 29, 2026, offering financial incentives to farmers who convert marginal cropland to perennial grass.
Funded by the Outdoor Heritage Fund and partners, the pilot program provides rental payments, seeding cost-sharing, crop insurance discounts, and optional public access incentives.
Targeting up to 10,000 acres initially, it aims to improve soil health, wildlife habitat, and water quality in the Prairie Pothole region.
Applications open February 2 and close March 27, with potential expansion based on results and funding.
Dakota del Norte lanzó un programa de $ 6.5 millones para pagar a los agricultores para convertir tierras marginales en césped, aumentando la salud del suelo, la vida silvestre y el agua.