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This blog by Chief Terry Cosby details some of the key ways USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service supports producers and conservation partners in improving water quality and strengthening agricultural operations through voluntary conservation.
Robert and Dede Griffin with help of NRCS are making their land more attractable for waterfowl and shoreline birds.
Rick Caquelin is using the knowledge he's acquired from his three decades of working at the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS), on his own ranch to improve his soil's health.
Through the Joint Chiefs' Project, Jim and Carol Watson have been working closely with NRCS and Forest Services to help with fuel mitigation on their property in the Salish mountains.
Dennis and Karen Davaz work with NRCS Soil Conservationist Cody Garcia, to battle encroachment to help bring back aspen trees.
Steve and Rita Mueller work with NRCS to create water sources throughout their land.
NRCS and the Flathead National Forest are working together to reduce the risk of fires and reduce invasive species through the Joint Chiefs' Project.
Steve and Rita Mueller work with NRCS to create water sources throughout their land.
Ranchers throughout Montana’s Blackfoot Valley have implemented a variety of non-lethal measures in recent years to reduce conflicts between predators, livestock and people. The measures have helped annual grizzly bear/human conflicts reduce from 77 in 2003 to an average of 10-12 conflicts a year.
The Blackfeet Natural Resource Conservation District is celebrating their 25th anniversary this year in Browning, Montana.
