Hidden Canyon Farm participates in protection of Black Brook Watershed
Steve and Susan Olson own and operate a 40 cow/calf beef farm, specializing in high quality meat production. As stewards of the land, the Olson’s farm falls directly within the critical areas of drainage for Black Brook, the headwaters of Butternut Run and Sodus Creek Watersheds. They are working with the AEM program to decrease pollution and improve farm operations.
![Olson barnyard before](/wp-content/uploads/Olson-barnyard-before-460x345.jpg)
Olson Barnyard Before
![Olson Barn Yard After](/wp-content/uploads/Olson-Barnyard-after-460x345.jpg)
Olson Barn Yard After
![Before Compost](/wp-content/uploads/Beofre-Compost-460x345.jpg)
Olson Composting Area Before
![AEM Wayne County -Olson Farm](/wp-content/uploads/Compost-area-from-north-011414-460x345.jpg)
Olson Composting After
The project was installed in the late months of 2013 and completed in the spring of 2014. Our Agricultural Specialist Terry Reynolds designed the project with farm management in consideration but focuses on water quality.
They are working with the AEM program to decrease pollution and improve farm operations