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The Cascade Conservation District is hosting a meeting to gather input from local stakeholders to help prioritize natural resource concerns and guide NRCS funding opportunities.
State Technical Committees serve in an advisory capacity to the Natural Resources Conservation Service and other USDA agencies on the implementation of the natural resources conservation provisions of Farm Bill legislation.
Upcoming event, “Food Preservation: The 4-Corners Pantry.”
Iowa State University’s Rashelle Matthiesen will provide data and outcomes of studies comparing rye termination timing as well as seedling disease risks.
The Climate Subcommittee will host a series of partner-oriented working group to provide recommendations to NRCS for addressing resource concerns on agricultural operations and non-industrial private forestland relating to climate change.
Live discussion with Wendy Johnson, Floyd County Iowa Learning Farms farmer partner and co-owner of Jóia Food & Fiber Farm.
NRCS Idaho Town Hall Information Session - Peaks to Craters Team
The Climate Subcommittee will host a series of partner-orientedworking group to provide recommendations to NRCS for addressing resource concerns onagricultural operations and non-industrial private forestland relating to climate change.
NRCS partners, Coastal Prairie Conservation and the Wildlife Habitat Federation is hosting a free Zoom lunch and learn from noon to 1:30 p.m. CST on Jan. 28, 2024. The topic for the webinar is nature-positive resources for landowners.
Speakers include Jay Fuhrer is the lead educator at Menoken Farm near Bismarck, N.D., Jerry L. Hatfield is the retired Director of the USDA-ARS National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment in Ames, Iowa, and Kevin Wiltse and wife Mandy farm and ranch southeast of Timken, Kansas.
