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According to precipitation measurements recorded by the US National Weather Service, Wichita Kansas experienced the second driest July - August on record since 1888.
On July 14, 2025, an intense storm with heavy rainfall hit Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. Five to six inches of rain in just a short time caused localized flooding in the Davidson Township area. As a result, five projects were identified as needing assistance through the NRCS EWP Program.
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Tribal Subcommittee of the New York State Technical Committee will meet on September 24, 2026. The meeting will be virtual.
This sign-up for the coming fiscal year combines most of our land care programs into one.
Thanks to a historic investment in conservation on agricultural lands provided by the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, NRCS in North Carolina is now accepting applications for its conservation programs.
A new solar-powered livestock watering system implemented with assistance through the USDA is allowing Crawford County farmer Ralph Dorale to better utilize his pasture, reduce soil erosion, increase his cow herd, and improve cattle performance on his rented 153-acre pasture.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) continues to put Farmers First through a historic investment in conservation on agricultural lands through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) as a result of the conservation funding provided by the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.
A free educational and networking event designed to connect organic and regenerative farmers, local food producers, and buyers.
The Elm and Turkey Creeks Watershed spans over 106,200 acres in Buffalo and Dawson Counties, Nebraska and includes the Village of Elm Creek and the City of Kearney.
For Gary Costlow, managing land isn't just a job--it's a lifelong dedication to conservation. Working with NRCS, Costlow is focusing on tree thinning and prescribed burns to maximize wildlife habitat for a variety of species including the Eastern wild turkey and white-tailed deer.
