
Technical Service Providers are NRCS-certified professionals that help implement conservation practices on your land. This page contains resources for TSPs that operate in New Hampshire.
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Frequent TSP Resources

Forestry IRs
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NRCS, N.H.'s TSP Newsletter
The NRCS, N.H. TSP Newsletter provides important updates to our TSPs as they work to implement conservation practices. NRCS in N.H. produces a newsletter for TSPs up to three times per year.
- You can find the most recent newsletter here.
Are you looking for previous TSP newsletters?
- You can find links to archived newsletters here.

NRCS, N.H. eFOTG
The electronic Field Office Technical Guide (eFOTG) is the up-to-date resource for references TSPs need.
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State TSP Contacts:
The NRCS, N.H. State TSP Coordinator can be contacted below:
Specific contacts for detailed TSP questions or support are below:
What is a TSP?
A Technical Service Provider is an individual, private business, nonprofit organization, or public agency outside of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that help agricultural producers implement conservation practices on their land. These Natural Resources Conservation Service certified professionals provide for convenient access to technical services, quality work, and professional one-on-one technical assistance to landowners or producers who participate in USDA conservation programs.
TSPs can:
- Develop conservation plans and perform selected compliance studies
- Plan, design, and lay out conservation practices
- Check out completed conservation practices