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NRCS is announcing fiscal year 2025 assistance opportunities for agricultural producers and private landowners for key conservation programs.
NRCS in Georgia announces a ranking date for the land management activity portions of the Regional Conservation Partnership Program. Interested producers must apply by November 15, 2024, for their application to be included in this batch of program funding.
Through this Fiscal Year 2025 EQIP sign-up, Georgia NRCS is utilizing Inflation Reduction Act funds to bolster Farm Bill assistance for farmers, ranchers and landowners who want to further their conservation efforts.
AUBURN, ALABAMA, September 30, 2024– Alabama State Conservationist, Ben Malone, with the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) announces that the initial Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Assistance Programs signup deadline is November 1, 2024.
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in California announces Fiscal Year 2025 (October 1, 2024 through September 30, 2025) federal assistance opportunities for agricultural producers, including through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
Learn more about Kelley's Canyon Orchard and how NRCS can help orchards improve their irrigation systems.
Apply now for the first round of fiscal year 2025 funding consideration. Applications are accepted at all USDA Service Centers in Wisconsin. Applications received after November 1st will automatically be deferred to the next funding cycle.
NRCS in Georgia announces a ranking date for the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program. All applications must be submitted by October 25, 2024, for their application to be included in this batch of fiscal year 2025 program funding.
Oregon farmer, Uriel De Leon, utilizes NRCS programs including EQIP and CSP to grow and expand his urban operation providing culturally significant produce to support local community needs.
NRCS is offering assistance to producers impacted by the 2024 Barber Draw, Deadman Complex, Four Mile, Otter Road, Prairie, and Remington fires.
