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"The Smileys understand the importance of soil health and what it does not only for the ground they run on, but also the product they produce.”
NRCS-WA is launching Watershed Planning for the Oroville-Tonasket Irrigation District modernization effort following completion of preliminary findings. The project targets reduced costs, improved safety, and reliable water delivery for local farmers.
In cooperation with Delaware Watershed Joint District No. 10, USDA NRCS announces a 30-day public review period fora Draft Supplemental Environmental Assessment for Elk Creek Watershed Site 4 in Nemaha County, Kansas, and Elk Creek Watershed Site 12 in Jackson County, Kansas.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is putting farmers first by providing clear guidance around wetland determinations. NRCS published an interim final rule that ensures most determinations made since 1990 are considered certified, and producers can rely on the determinations to work farmland.
Working with NRCS and partners, John and Sheri Paule are restoring wetland function and protecting rare native ecosystems through long-term stewardship.
Woodlands play a bigger role than they may appear at first glance, and just like crop fields, NRCS believes a healthy system starts from the ground up.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has technical and financial assistance available to agricultural producers recover from the recent flooding in Texas.
USDA is investing $3 million to support the development of wetland mitigation banks for agricultural producers. through the Wetland Mitigation Banking Program (WMBP).
In cooperation with the Wolf River Watershed Joint District No. 66, USDA - NRCS announces a 30-day public review period for a Draft Supplemental Environmental Assessment for North-Middle Forks Wolf Watershed Site 19-8 in Brown County, Kansas.
Dairy farmers John and Megan Donmoyer have made a lasting commitment to conservation by protecting their136-acre century old farm in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.
