Are you looking to improve your grazing operations? New to
grazing and need an experienced guide to get you going?

Valley Stewardship Network (VSN) has received grant funding from the USDA’s Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative (GLCI) to connect farmers with experienced grazing professionals.

Services covered include:

• Writing a grazing plan for your farm
• Whole Farm Assessments
• Grazing mentorship services

VSN will match you up with a consultant, and they will bill us
for the services. As a producer you do not need to sign a
contract or pay anything out of pocket. Must reside in SW Wisconsin.

Contact Evan Dvorsak, Conservation Outreach Specialist, at evan@valleystewardshipnetwork.org or call/text 608.632.6166

Become a Sustaining Member of Valley Stewardship Network Today!

By becoming a Sustaining Member, you will become an ongoing supporter of the work we do to maintain the health of the water, wildlife, and plants of our local waterhsed.  Simply stop by our office (110 S. Main St., Viroqua) to pick up at Sustaining Member form or email (info@valleystewardshipnetwork.org) or call us (608-637-3615) and we’d be happy to send you one.  Once you’re signed up, you no longer will receive reminder letters from us and it will be one less item to think about.  The amount you’ve designated will be withdrawn from your bank account monthly.  Your Sustaining Membership support will go toward our Community Outreach efforts, among others.  

Connect to Protect Your Watershed!

These shirts make ideal gifts!  They were designed by local artists and depict local watersheds.  They are 100% organic cotton!

Now available in Women’s styles as well!

Visit our online shop to take a look at all five of our Valley Stewardship Network Watershed T-shirts!  Available in men’s and women’s styles.

We’re encouraging everyone to get to know their own watershed and all the people, plants and animals that are a part of it.

We have T-shirts for the Kickapoo, Bad Axe, Tainter Creek, Coon Creek, and West Fork of the Kickapoo watersheds.

Don’t know which watershed you’re in?  Try finding yourself on this map, or contact us at info@valleystewardshipnetwork.org.