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Florida landowners in the St. Marks and Aucilla watersheds who are interested in protecting the conservation values of their land can apply for conservation easement funding through the Red Hills to the Coast – Connecting Land and Water project. Applications accepted February 1 - March 17.
Fiscal Year 2023 ACEP-ALE applications are due March 3, 2023
Black History Month has become an annual tradition in February and serves as a chance to honor the diverse impact of Black Americans throughout the nation’s history. This includes the lasting impact Black farmers, landowners and communities have had on agriculture throughout the country.
Farmers in the Upper Tittabawasee watershed are encouraged to apply for conservation assistance through a partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture led by Gladwin County.
There are multiple items to consider when choosing the field to start spring grazing in. How much forage is left? How dense is the sod? If you can see much bare soil or little residual forage, then grazing should be delayed in the spring until the stand has bounced back and thickened up.
Jaden, Chuck, and Jordan Wollschlager and Dwayne and John Breyer.
A new and updated tool that helps conservation planners assist clients with grazing management by determining a forage-animal balance.
Implementing the construction of conservation plan recommendations funded by NRCS cost-share programs for neighboring landowners gave jack-of-all-trade brothers, Eric and Chris Hammell, first-hand knowledge to pursue assistance for their own farm improvements.
Oneida Nation uses reacquisition of indigenous land to make major improvements to water quality in critically contaminated Wisconsin watersheds.
Rhode Island Women in Agriculture invite farmers across Rhode Island and New England to join us for the 2023 Rhode Island Women in Agriculture Conference to be held Tuesday, March 7, 2023, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick, Rhode Island.
