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Amy Surburg has turned her dream of growing strawberries into a flourishing urban farm with help from Indiana NRCS
Gideon Nobbe worked with Indiana NRCS to build a high tunnel on his seven acre farm in Argos, Indiana
John Bellman worked with NRCS and FSA to turn nearly 80 acres of former cropland into a recreational area for his family to enjoy.
Sam St. Clair has worked with NRCS in Indiana over more than 30 years to rehabilitate and transform the forestland surrounding his house
When excess rain caused flooding issues on Tom Dykstra's Wetland Reserve Easement, experts from NRCS provided technical and financial assistance to address the issue, give him more control over the water and transform the site.
David Ray has worked with NRCS through EQIP and CSP since 2017 to combat invasive species and revitalize his forestland in southern Indiana
An agreement with Indiana NRCS enables Allen County SWCD to work directly with small and urban farmers who tend to have less familiarity with the assistance available to them as well as their operations’ impact on the water quality in Lake Erie.
Since the beginning of the Soil Conservation Service (SCS), women have played an important role in conservation.
When Leonard Jordan retired from NRCS he was able to occupy the highest office in our agency. He served as our NRCS Chief (Acting) for over two years before handing over the reigns.
Kevin and Linda Baird and enrolled in multiple EQIP contracts to help build their farm while preparing to hand the reins over to the next generation
