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In Minnesota’s Big Stone County: Erosion fixes augment Marsh Lake water-quality efforts

Frank Earley, left, and his son Nick Earley, both of Buffalo, Minnesota, embarked on an archery deer hunt Nov. 4, 2022, from the public water access on the Minnesota River near Correll in Big Stone County. The Minnesota River will benefit from the Big Stone SWCD’s work with landowners to curb field erosion, which will help to reduce sediment-loading to Five Mile Creek. The creek feeds Marsh Lake and the Minnesota River. (Photo by Ann Wessel, BWSR)

The Big Stone Soil and Water Conservation District’s Clean Water Fund-backed work with farmers to curb field erosion will save topsoil while it reduces sediment and phosphorus loading to Five Mile Creek, which feeds Marsh Lake and the Minnesota River in far-western Minnesota.

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