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The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) and partners announced $4.1 million in grants to reforest legacy mine lands, improve forest habitat management for birds, implement riparian buffers on agricultural lands and restore aquatic connectivity in MD, PA, VA and WV.
NRCS encourages Rhode Island farmers and forest landowners to sign up for Climate-Smart agriculture & forestry conservation programs before Dec. 15 cut-off date for our first round of FY2024 funding.
USDA is expanding its partnership to support the voluntary conservation of private working lands and migratory big game populations from Wyoming to Idaho and Montana.
After attending Ag Progress Days in the Summer of 2019, Danny and Sue Resinger began working with NRCS to install a roofed heavy use area and waste storage facility.
NRCS staff helps Texas landowner restore pasture and wildlife habitat through conservation planning and the Environmental Quality Incentives Program.
Through his partnership with NRCS, Masser has fenced animals out of a large ditch on his property, adding an additional 10 acres of pasture. He will also complete a full watering system this year that allows him to utilize the pastures in the best way possible.
Glenn Acres, a 187-acre family ranch tucked into the quiet, rural landscape of Wise County, sits just outside of Bridgeport, Texas. NRCS Texas has been working with the landowner on conservation practices.
Veterans like Marvin Philyaw continue to serve in other meaningful ways, and this nation is forever indebted to these brave men and women.
NRCS Director Luis Cruz Arroyo announced the fiscal year 2024 application deadlines for four different funding programs.
NRCS is increasing minimum annual payments to farmers and forest landowners through the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) from $1,500 to $4,000 in fiscal year 2024.
