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Diane Gray, Delaware State Conservationist, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), has announced Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 guidance for the ACT NOW funding for several conservation practices.
NRCS in Nevada is offering financial and technical assistance to help agricultural producers apply conservation practices through EQIP Classic, EQIP IRA, and AMA. More than $16 million is available to producers.
NRCS is announcing fiscal year 2025 assistance opportunities for agricultural producers and private landowners for key conservation programs.
Yesterday, USDA announced up to $7.7 billion in assistance for fiscal year 2025 to help farmers and forest managers adopt conservation practices on working lands. It includes up to $5.7 billion for climate-smart practices funded by the Inflation Reduction Act and $2 billion in Farm Bill funding.
Also being offered through ACT NOW funding are Conservation Planning Activities (CPAs), Design and Implementation Activities (DIAs), Conservation Evaluation and Monitoring Activities (CEMAs), Soil Health Practices, Tree Mortality Practices, and High Tunnels.
Agricultural experts gathered near Thompson, North Dakota, for the Grand Forks Soil Conservation District (SCD) Field Day at the Dan Olson farm Aug. 20 showcasing innovative farming practices focused on soil health and sustainability.
The USDA’s NRCS in the Granite State has announced the application dates for the EQIP, CSP and AMA programs for Fiscal Year 2025. Producers should apply by October 4, 2024, to be considered in this first round of funding.
Even though the 2024 growing season isn’t over yet, it’s not too early to plan for next year!
NRCS Rhode Island announces the first FY 2025 ranking cut-off date for farmers, forest landowners, oyster growers, ranchers & urban growers to apply for conservation program funding is October 4, 2024.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Oliver County Soil Conservation District hosted a field tour aimed at exploring the challenges and innovations of farming reclaimed surface pit lignite coal mine ground at the Schmidt family farm in Oliver County, North Dakota July 9.
NRCS announces additional financial assistance opportunities for fiscal year 2024 for Rhode Island farmers and forest landowners. Through conservation programs, NRCS helps farmers and forest landowners make conservation improvements on their land that benefit natural resources and build resiliency.
