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The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Idaho has released the March Water Supply Outlook Report for the 2025 Water Year.
Wyoming NRCS is Accepting Applications from qualified Sponsors for the Public Law-566 Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations Program
The Agricultural Conservation Easements Program's Wetland Reserve Easements provides many benefits, including enhanced wildlife habitat. While NRCS accepts applications year-round, the fiscal year 2025 applications cut-off date is April 11, 2025, to process the applications received.
Northern basins have received more moisture than the south. Early season storms bolstered water year to date precipitation in southern basins but a drier mid-winter has tempered forecasts. Higher latitude basins continue to benefit, with streamflow projections near or above median.
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Maryland has extended the application cut-off date for Conservation Planning Activities (CPAs), Design and Implementation Activities (DIAs), and Conservation Evaluation and Monitoring Activities (CEMAs) to March 10, 2024.
To keep his operation sustainable for the long-term, Ben Lehfeldt comes up with creative ways to generate income from his livestock.
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced open enrollment for disaster assistance through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
The Farmers Helping Hellbenders Initiative was developed by 14 partnering organizations and will address the recovery of the Eastern Hellbenders and improvement of aquatic resources in the Blue River watershed by increasing enrollment in agricultural conservation practices.
The National Water Quality Initiative (NWQI) provides a way to accelerate voluntary, on-farm conservation investments and focused water quality monitoring and assessment resources.
After serving 25 years in the Army, Andy Zartman returned home to take over the family farm.
