With a busy spring planting season around the corner, H2Ohio participants should be prepared to hit the ground running. Completed voluntary nutrient management plans (VNMPs) must be submitted and approved by the local Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) Board or the Ohio Department of...
On February 1, Governor Mike DeWine announced his 2022-2023 budget proposal which includes the continuation of the H2Ohio Initiative, his initiative for clean and safe water. Over the last two years, the Ohio Department of Agriculture, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, and the Ohio...
$197,000 going out to 154 farmers in Northwest Ohio, $2.1 million expected to go out to 1750 farmers by the end of May REYNOLDSBURG, OH – Initial payments are going out to farmers enrolled in Governor Mike DeWine’s H2Ohio Initiative for improved water quality. The first incentive payments will be...
Agriculture’s First Year of Accomplishments for Governor DeWine’s Water Quality Initiative Reynoldsburg, OH — In the first year of Governor Mike DeWine’s H2Ohio Initiative, Ohio agriculture has gained an incredible amount of ground in implementing agriculture’s...
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Early in 2019, Governor Mike DeWine proposed the H2Ohio water quality initiative to invest in targeted solutions to help ensure safe and clean water for Ohioans. In July, the Ohio General Assembly agreed to invest $172 million in the H2Ohio initiative. Since then, the agencies tasked with...
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