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Agricultural Stewardship

The LEPS Agricultural Stewardship program aims to work with local farmers and landowners to ensure that the integrity of agricultural practices are maintained while minimizing the impact of agriculture on Langley's streams and wetlands as well as fish and wildlife.


Streamside Fencing Manure Maiden	Paddock Maintenance Composting Horse Manure

Manure Composting LEPS started its wildly successful Horse Manure Composting program in 2006 as part of its Agricultural Stewardship Program. The program provides education and technical assistance to horse property owners (not limited to Langley) looking to improve their manure management practices. The education component of the program includes workshops on manure management and composting systems. LEPS is available to hold two hour workshops for any groups interested in hosting a workshop. For more information on the Horse Manure Composting program please see our Manure Composting brochure or visit www.manuremaiden.com. For further information contact Andrea Lawseth, Agricultural Stewardship Coordinator, at 604-532-3515 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it 2004 Agricultural and Environmental Stewardship Survey Results Report The 2004 Agricultural and Environmental Stewardship Survey was made possible through the support of the Agriculture Environment Partnership Initiative, the Township of Langley Planning, Development & Stewardship Division and the Langley Agricultural Advisory Committee. A report containing the final results of the survey is now available for download (Word Document, 806 KB).