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Mrs. Anderson kept saying how beautiful she thought the bountiful wildflowers and water willow looked growing along the riparian buffer. All the plants appeared on their own after the cattle were kept off. Anderson estimated about one acre of the 140 acres in pasture was fenced off.
All of the Rappahannock streams monitored in the Department of Environmental Quality Report for 1997 showed high levels of pollution.
It is easy to understand those results, said Roberta, when you look at the cattle in the county and how they like to stand in the water on hot days.
The Anderson’s cattle stand in the shade under trees on hot days.
They agree that the waterer and the riparian buffers were good ideas.
The Soil and Conservation Service promotes information and awareness of Best Management Practices. The cost-share program has been raised to $50,000 per farmer for 1997.
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