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The newly updated Lab Data Mart website, also known as the National Cooperative Lab Characterization Database, brings valuable soil data in an interactive map.
Charlie and Sarah DeVoe work with NRCS and Bitter Root Land Trust to preserve wildlife habitats and open space grasslands on their family land.
Jimmy Robinson continues to work with NRCS into the future to ensure irrigation water efficiency and to diagnose his land’s needs and find tools to address them.
The Rhones' goals for their land include growing their own food, sharing with neighbors, and inviting Veterans in crisis to their property for healing through support, service, and getting back on the land.
How one small area of northern Montana is making a huge impact on forest fire prevention.
From lush vegetables lining high tunnels, Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) boxes ready for pickup by neighbors, and community workshops, Living Root Farm provides an opportunity for the local community “to come out to see and taste and appreciate local-grown food.”
Forestry management near Roundup, Montana, helps improve grazing and reduce wildfire risk due to overgrown and unhealthy forests.
Farmers in Hill County, Montana, have been experimenting with composting in an effort to find new and better ways to feed their crops. Working with agencies such as NRCS has allowed the farmers to work, experiment, and learn together while sharing the rewards of their innovations with others.
The Grunenfelder Ranch near Helena, Montana, is being kept in operation, building a sustainable landscape and showing how ranching still has a place in an area that is rapidly becoming more developed.
The Bolin Ranch in Ravalli County, Montana, works with agencies such as the NRCS to succeed in a challenging environment while maintaining a robust plant and animal diversity in and around the ranch.
