Since it’s re-establishment as a wetland, the Goose Pond Area has become a mecca for many bird species. See how Indiana NRCS has been instrumental in restoring the largest wetland in Indiana:

Croplands in Indiana play a crucial role in feeding our nation but runoff from these fields can cause significant environmental issues. See how IN NRCS and one partnership in northern IN are taking the initiative to help solve this resource concern.

The Pokagon Band of the Potawatomi Indians is a federally recognized tribe with a long history on the land of southwest Michigan and Northern Indiana. Indiana NRCS partnered with the Pokagon Band to restore 1,147 acres in northern Indiana to functioning wetland. See how it was accomplished:

Indiana NRCS has been working to compile and distribute information to our customers and field staff to provide options for those affected by the continual and excessive rain this spring and early summer. Learn more here:

More than half of all cropland in the United States is rented. This means the person who owns the land – a non-operator landowner – is often separate from the farmer making daily management decisions that have long-term impacts on the land. Learn about the 5 questions you should ask your farmer.