Reynolds introduced a new grant program Wednesday that will allocate $75 million for the Water Infrastructure Fund, and an additional $25 million will be allocated to the Conservation Infrastructure Project at the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship.
Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig (negg) says the resources will help build on momentum already achieved to help more farmers and landowners implement proven conservation practices.
The Governor says she recognizes the value and importance of water quality and what that means to families, businesses and Iowa’s economic prosperity.
The Iowa Conservation Infrastructure Project brings together public and private resources to improve water quality, habitat, recreation opportunities and carbon sequestration.
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