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Restoration Spotlight: Farm’s conservation practices cut pollution at its source



May 09, 2013

Elwood and Hunter Williams are two West Virginia farmers who have teamed up with a government-funded non-profit to implement best management practices on their farm.
Closed Captions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1NIz6OGDAs

Produced by Steve Droter
Music: “Morve Rose” by Löhstana David

Keywords: Chesapeake Bay, Chesapeake Bay Program, agriculture, West Virginia, farming, best management practices, Hardy County, Restoration Spotlight, BMP, cattle, farmers, riparian buffer, stream bank fencing

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