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nooert Anuerson. chairman of the Rappahannock Cwuiitx Roard of Super* isors ana himself a cattle reuser* continued that tanners worry about the program. “Most of the wnwra is that they don't want it to bo made mandatory."* Anderson satd. The ettbrt would bo “good tor tho rivers.* ho satd. "hut t don't know if tho tanners can stand it.'"
Anderson behoves that tho officials developtny tho cleanup elan '‘don't know much about furoutty* Thouyh tho various tederal and state incentive programs can pay much of tho cost of tenciny alony streams, tho programs require Croat my a bufter at least it&teet wide between tho teuce and stream banks. '‘Most people don’t want to teuce off all that land.'* and lose tho pasture acreage, ho said. And then, '‘if tho teuce is washed out. you have to pay to put it bark up*
Some county farmers, however, have voluntarily taken such steps by enrvlUny in various tarm programs such as the tedoral Conservation Reserve Enhancement Ftoyram ICRKPK a voluntary laud retirement proyram that
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