Summary
An April 1974 notice described Agricultural Conservation Service cost-share practices for Beaver Island landowners and the Beaver Island Sportsman Club. The listed 1974 practices covered tree planting, forest-stand improvement, and permanent wildlife habitat at 75 percent of actual cost; restored 1973 REAP practices offered 50 percent cost sharing for woodland treatment and wildlife food plots.
Evidence and limits
This is a program-availability notice, not evidence of an application, approval, payment, acreage, or completed conservation work.
See also
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, April 1974, “Stabilization.”Reports 1974 cost-share practices for tree planting, forest-stand improvement, and permanent wildlife habitat at 75 percent of actual cost, plus restored 1973 REAP 50 percent cost-share practices for woodland treatment and wildlife food plots. It identifies Beaver Island landowners and the Sportsman Club as eligible and Pete LoDico in Boyne City as contact; it does not establish applications, approvals, payments, or completed work.