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Monona County farmer Bo Fox is working with USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to more efficiently graze his 100-head cow/calf herd and to help improve soil health on his farm.
The West Burlington non-profit urban farm Homestead 1839 is finding success adopting sustainable agricultural practices and using horticulture therapy to help community members on the path to recovery.
Location: Various Counties in Eastern Oregon
What do four no-till sugar beet growers have to say about how they got started, the challenges and opportunities they’ve seen, and advice for farmers considering making the change? Just try it.
Barrio Juncal farmer Alberto González Morales visited the San Sebastián field office on November 29, 2018 to learn about available NRCS programs and services. Mr. González is deaf, so his son contacted the office beforehand and requested reasonable accommodation for him.
Join us as we tour three urban farms and meet farmers who are growing food for their local communities.
To help farmers in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands repair damage and rebuild following hurricanes Irma and María, NRCS initiated an Emergency EQIP signup for farmers to implement key conservation practices including dead livestock disposal, obstruction removal and replacement roofs & covers.
To help farmers in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands repair damage and rebuild following hurricanes Irma and María, NRCS initiated an Emergency EQIP signup for farmers to implement key conservation practices including dead livestock disposal, obstruction removal and replacement roofs & covers.
Wayne Trace Farms has been a lifelong dream for Traci and Jamie Bultemeier. Their dreams became a reality in 2012 when they purchased 100 acres of farmland in Adams County, but it didn’t come without its challenges.
A small Clarke County apple orchard is prospering after soils information provided by USDA and expert advice from The Apple Grower helped beginning orchardists start off on the right track.
