Legvold discusses habitat for Brook Trout in the Rice Creek watershed

On Oct 7th, Linder Farm Network came to Dundas to film a news story on the work farmers are doing in the Rice Creek watershed to help improve and maintain water quality and habitat for the self-sustaining population of Brook Trout. David Legvold discusses the efforts made to keep silt and nitrate out of the trout stream which is a tributary to the Mississippi River. 

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