C04_WI FY2027 AWMA SOW - Exhibit 1 - AWMA Wisconsin.pdf
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This document is an exhibit containing geographic pricing information for the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Wetlands Reserve Easement program in Wisconsin for 2027. The exhibit presents a map of Wisconsin divided into nine districts and defines five land use categories for which easement prices are established: Cropland, Hayland, Pasture, Woodland, and Wetland. Cropland is defined as land farmed to produce commodity crops at least once in the last five years, including associated non-infrastructure critical to farming drained hydric soils. Hayland encompasses land farmed for hay production at least three of the last five years or cropped at least once in the last ten years. Pasture refers to land primarily used for livestock forage production not cropped or used for hay in the last five years. Woodland is land dominated by woody species with greater than fifty percent cover and a minimum height of fifteen feet at maturity. Wetland is defined as land containing hydric soils with current hydrology supporting hydrophytic plant communities, or land idle for ten or more years that does not qualify as woodland.
The pricing table indicates that each of the nine districts has specific dollar amounts for each of the five land use categories, though the actual dollar values are not populated in this template version of the exhibit. The nine regional districts correspond to specific counties within Wisconsin, enabling the NRCS to apply differentiated easement compensation rates based on geographic location and land use type within the state.
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Price
Dane
Clark
Polk
Grant
Vilas Sawyer
Bayfield
Iron
Rusk
Sauk
ForestOneida
Iowa
Douglas
Marathon
Taylor
Dunn
Marinette
Rock
Dodge
Jackson
Oconto
Barron
Wood
Juneau
Ashland
Burnett
Lincoln
Monroe
Vernon
Portage
Chippewa
Shawano
Adams
Pierce
Langlade
Green
Buffalo
Door
Waupaca Brown
Washburn
Columbia
Lafayette
Jefferson
Waushara
Richland
Saint Croix
Crawford
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Outagamie
Florence
Walworth
Waukesha
Racine Kenosha
Tre mp eal eau
ManitowocWinnebago
Sheboygan La Crosse
Calumet Marquette
Pepin
Washi ngto n
Kewaunee
Green Lake
Menominee
Ozaukee
Milwaukee
U.S. Department of AgricultureNatural Resources Conservation Services NRCS Exhibit 1 - Wisconsin
Wetlands Reserve Easement Geographic Regions
Wisconsin
Cropland: Land that has been farmed to produce commodity crops at least once out of the last five years (including the associated non-infrastructure that is critical to farming drained hydric soils: ditches, buffers along ditches, pump stations, and irrigation pivots). Land currently in CRP qualifies as cropland.
Hayland: Land that has been farmed to produce hay at least three out of the last five years OR cropped at least once during the last ten years.
Pasture: Land that is primarily used to produce forage for livestock production (not cropped or used for hay production in the last five years).
Woodland: Land that is dominated (>50% cover) by woody species with a minimum height of fifteen feet at maturity.
Wetland: Land that contains hydric soils and currently has the hydrology to support a hydrophytic plant community. Land that has been idle for ten or more years and does not qualify as woodland.
District 7
District 4
District 8 District 9
District 3
District 2District 1
District 6District 5
Region Cropland Hayland Pasture Woodland Wetland
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