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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.
The newly updated Lab Data Mart website, also known as the National Cooperative Lab Characterization Database, brings valuable soil data in an interactive map.
Warmer, dryer summers and changes in rainfall patterns in New Hampshire have caused pest management challenges for fruit and vegetable producers in the Granite State. NRCS has responded with a partner approach and demonstrations to help producers understand programs that support their operations.
In July 2021 Bob Kidder officially closed on more than 80 acres of conservation easement on his land in Stark, N.H. cementing its place as open land and protecting one of these cascading streams, Jimmy Cole Brook, and surrounding riparian areas from development pressure in perpetuity.
