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On Oct. 18, 2024, the University of Rhode Island (URI) hosted the Northeast Collegiate Soil Judging Competition at the Alton Jones campus with 11 schools and a total of over 70 individual soil judgers competing.
Acuerdos de cooperación de la GLCI financian proyectos que amplían el acceso a la asistencia técnica de conservación para los productores ganaderos
GLCI cooperative agreements fund projects that expand access to conservation technical assistance for livestock producers
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plans to partner with at least 18 irrigation districts to help secure our water future in the American West.
The next time you snack on almonds or blueberries or cook squash or zucchini, thank a pollinator; and thank farmers, ranchers, private forestland owners, and urban growers who work hard to create and maintain pollinator habitat.
(USDA) is investing $7 million to support the development of wetland mitigation banks for agricultural producers through the Wetland Mitigation Banking Program (WMBP).
Throughout the past school year, Rhode Island Envirothon students have attended hands-on workshops to inspire learning about our natural environment and instill an appreciation of nature and the delicate environmental balances that make life possible.
On Tuesday, May 21st, fourteen teams of about 70 Rhode Island students from six Rhode Island middle and high schools will show how much they know about the environment at the 30th annual Rhode Island Envirothon.
Earth Day was first celebrated 54 years ago, and over the years America’s farmers, growers, ranchers and forest landowners have seen for themselves the effects of climate change.
Funding from the Inflation Reduction Act will help farmers save money, create new revenue streams, enhance natural resources, and tackle the climate crisis.
