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Ag leaders from Ohio, Michigan, Indiana meet to discuss western Lake Erie water quality

Indiana State Department of Agriculture Director Don Lamb, Ohio Department of Agriculture Director Brian Baldridge, and Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Director Tim Boring met recently to discuss water quality issues in the Western Lake Erie Basin, which is shared among the three states. (Photo courtesy ODA)

The Western Lake Erie Basin (WLEB) watershed is shared among three states, covering nearly 7 million acres of land.
But when it comes to agriculture and water quality, there are no state lines. With that in mind, the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) recently hosted a discussion around water conservation with agricultural leaders from Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan to focus on improving water quality in the Western Lake Erie Basin (WLEB).

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