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Wood County no-till drill rental
Wood County Land & Water Conservation Department · County program
$80 flat fee plus $8 per acre
Wood County rents a no-till drill to landowners for an $80 flat fee plus $8 per acre. It is a service, not a grant, and is aimed at planting and cover-crop work rather than direct fire hardening.
Program details
How it works
Wood County Land & Water Conservation says it has a no-till drill available for rent to encourage no-tilling soybeans, small grains, forages, interseeding, and establishment of pastures and wildlife and pollinator openings.
What the money covers
The equipment described is a Great Plains 10-foot drill with multiple seed boxes. The agreement says the renter is responsible for maintenance and for any damages incurred while the drill is in their possession.
Amounts and matching
The operating agreement lists:
- $80 flat fee
- plus $8.00 per acre
The agreement says payment is due before receiving the drill.
How to apply
The homeowner or landowner must fill out the No-Till Drill Operating Agreement and return it with payment before use.
Timing and deadlines
The reviewed agreement does not state seasonal limits, booking windows, or current availability.
What a homeowner should know
This is a county equipment-rental service, not a wildfire grant. It may still be relevant to some vegetation-management or land-management projects, but the official purpose is agricultural and habitat-related.
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