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Women, Land and Legacy and other partners are hosting "Women & Soil" at the Field of Dreams Movie Site, Field of Dreams Event Center, in Dyersville, Iowa, on June 8th, from 1pm to 5pm. Cost for the event is $15 in-person or $10 to tune in virtually.
Join the Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition as we tour areas of the Nebraska Sandhills that were affected by the 2023 Cooksley Complex fire.
Join us for at one of THREE event opportunities with grazing expert Jim Gerrish around the state from June 11-13th, 2024!
NRCS and the Southern Rhode Island Conservation District (SRICD) are sponsoring Public Scoping Meetings to discuss the proposed Wood-Pawcatuck Rivers Watershed Flood Protection project in Washington County and Kent County, Rhode Island, and portions of New London County, Connecticut.
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.
NRCS Wisconsin is hosting four in-person Local Working Group meetings between June 18th - June 25th, 2024 to discuss local natural resource concerns that can be treated using NRCS conservation programs and funding.
Celebrate National Pollinator Week with a Conservation Outcomes Webinar on the value of pollinator practices applied through voluntary conservation programs. This webinar will share findings from a study conducted by Virginia Tech in collaboration with USDA's Conservation Effects Assessment Project.
Join us for the 2024 North Central Regional Soil Survey Conference!
The Lewis and Clark Conservation District is hosting a meeting to gather input from local stakeholders to help prioritize natural resources 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.
