The Lafayette Ag Stewardship Alliance (LASA) is a farmer-led, nonprofit organization committed to faithful and sustainable stewardship of our natural resources. Through innovation and collaboration, LASA identifies, shares and promotes conservation practices that demonstrate continuous improvement and preserve and enhance the quality of life in the community.
LASA recognizes that we have three main responsibilities in Lafayette County - protecting the natural resources, helping the public understand general farming practices and empowering members to improve farming techniques. These goals can be achieved through open communication and a willingness to share knowledge and research while being open-minded to new practices on our farms.
LASA recognizes that we have three main responsibilities in Lafayette County - protecting the natural resources, helping the public understand general farming practices and empowering members to improve farming techniques. These goals can be achieved through open communication and a willingness to share knowledge and research while being open-minded to new practices on our farms.
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Are you interested in joining the Lafayette Ag Stewardship Alliance? Farmers who's management philosophy aligns with the LASA mission and goals are encouraged to apply for membership. Agriculture or conservation groups, NGOs or agribusinesses are encouraged to support the Lafayette Ag Stewardship Alliance.
Member survey
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Lafayette Ag Stewardship Alliance (LASA) requests current and future members take this brief survey to understand what conservation practices are being done on the land and to track our group's progress. Identifying member information will remain confidential and only aggregated results will be shared publicly.
2020 Member Survey Results
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DARLINGTON, Wis. - Mike Berget began no-till farming because he saw the conservation practice as a way to make the soil healthier and, at the same time, improve his farm's bottom line. Berget, who owns a swine farm and works 11,000 acres, has been doing no-till for nearly 15 years and planted 1,000 acres of cover crops this year.
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By Sarah Rohm for LASA DARLINGTON - Continuous learning is an important part of conservation progress and a cornerstone for. Lafayette Co. Cover Crop Plot Tour "Cover cropping decisions in action" UW-Extension-Lafayette Co., The Nature Conservancy and LASA welcome you. An alliance created five years ago to support and promote farmers in their conservation efforts has reached a new level, .
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