SSWIG Programs
With funding from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) Producer Led Watershed Protection Grant, SSWIG offers customized cost share programs. These programs are offered to farmers who operate acres within our focus watersheds to implement regenerative agriculture practices.
SSWIG conducts on-farm demonstration and research projects to showcase practices and collect data. We collaborate with other agencies, organizations, and farms that share our mission and goals.
SSWIG hosts a variety of field days, pasture walks, workshops, and meetings—to learn, connect, and share knowledge and experiences. Find SSWIG at community events raising awareness of the importance of soil health and how farms are working to protect our shared natural resources.
