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Leaving a Legacy for the 5 Ls of 5L Land Development
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NRCS worked with Michael Liles and his family on a Wetland Reserve Easement on more than 300 acres in Franklin Parish.
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Notification of Adverse Effects for the NRCS Colorado Forestry Thinning Project, Mesa County, Colorado
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Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) of Colorado (CO) has determined that a forestry management project in Mesa County has had an adverse effect to historic properties, per 36 CFR 800.5(d)(2) of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA).
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NRCS Assistance Helping Pine Hill Farm Overcome Obstacles
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Conservation, diversification and resilience are setting Pine Hill Farm operators Jacob and Cassandra Kubik up for a successful future even as obstacles such as a farm injury and damaging hailstorms caused setbacks.
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Rockhouse Creek: A Testimony of Conservation Against the Impossible
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In the face of one of the worst's natural disasters in North Carolina, one family's farm stood firm thanks to the conservation steps they had begun three years earlier.
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The Conservation Legacy of Penn Lake Farms, LLC
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Penn Lake Farms, LLC, a multi-generational family farm, is committed to stewardship and sustainability, with a focus on implementing best management practices that help protect both their livelihood and the environment.
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NRCS in PA Announces State Technical Committee Meeting
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USDA NRCS is hosting a State Technical Committee meeting on Wednesday, July 15, at 1:00 p.m.
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Edgeley Public Library Partners with Conservation Groups for Soil-Focused Summer Program
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The Edgeley Public Library in LaMoure County is hosting an eight-week summer series as part of its “Unearth a Story” program, with each week highlighting a different natural resource theme.
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The Smiling Farm: Cows, Conservation, Coffee, and Cigars
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In western North Carolina Quincy Smiling strives to responsibly raise beef for the local community.
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Herding Sheep on Unalaska Island, Alaska: Chernofski Ranch
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Art Christenson builds on 100+ year legacy of sheep herding on the Aleutian Islands
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Cedar Creek Gardens: Thinking Big, Growing Local
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Support from USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) over the years has assisted Cedar Creek Gardens mission of growing high-quality, nutritious produce for local consumers and to support the health and well‑being of their community.
