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Taking No-Till to the Next Level
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For 23 years Jason Brewer thought he was a no-till farmer until he met other no-till farmers.
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Alabama NRCS Pathways Present on Summer Experience
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NRCS Alabama Interns met at the State Office in Auburn, Alabama to share their experiences of working for NRCS this summer.
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$165,000 available to conserve at-risk wildlife and Nevada’s rangelands through the Working Lands for Wildlife program
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$165,000 available for projects under WLFW to help voluntarily conserve sage grouse habitat on private lands in Nevada. This assistance helps producers plan and implement a variety of conservation activities, or practices, that benefit the bird and agricultural operations.
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NRCS-WA announces FY’23 CSP Sage Grouse Initiative deadline
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Application Deadline: March 15th, 2023
FSA Eligibility Deadline: April 1st, 2023
Program Contact
Misty Seaboldt
CSP Program Manager
Phone: (509) 323-2270
Email: misty.seaboldt@usda.gov
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NRCS Idaho Accepting Applications from Producers, Landowners for Farm Bill Programs
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is accepting applications from agricultural producers and forest landowners from Idaho for several Farm Bill Programs.
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Peters Easement in Big Sheep Crosses the Finish Line
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The 3,400-acre Peters easement, located within the Big Sheep watershed of the High Divide Headwaters, closed on schedule.
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Mussard Conservation Easement Protects Property in the Upper Horse Prairie Watershed
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The Mussard's conservation easement, completed with a multi-pronged partnership, protects a variety of land types including sagebrush grasslands and wet meadows.
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The Bird and the Herd
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Bret Lesh of Cross W ranch was one of the first ranchers in Carter County to participate in the Sage Grouse Initiative, improving his grazinglands and sage grouse habitat.
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Partnering for Easement Success to Benefit Sage Grouse
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The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Montana and its conservation partners deliver conservation easements that give peace of mind and a financial boost to ranchers.
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Raths Family and Partners Conserve Sagebrush Prairie, Working Ranch
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Jeff and Bea Raths have worked with multiple partners on a conservation easement that protects their working ranch from development and helps to manage their grazinglands in a way that benefits that land, livestock, and wildlife.
