Natural Resources Conservation Service

Delaware

United States Department of Agriculture

Assistance Available to Address Resource Concerns on Agricultural Lands

NRCS is encourage Delaware farmers to sign up now for technical and financial assistance to improve the health and productivity of their agricultural operation.

Kent County farmer Mary Brown utilizes a seasonal high tunnel to extend growing season and improve plant and soil quality.

Delaware Farmers Encouraged to Join #Team No-Till this Fall

The "#team no-till” campaign recognizes those farmers who are practicing no-till and invites the rest to keep tillage equipment at bay this fall and keep the crop stubble on their fields.

Delaware farmer Jay Baxter explains benefits of practicing no-till on his ag operation.

New Rule Enhances Environmental Quality Incentives Program

The rule updates USDA’s flagship program and integrates feedback from agricultural producers and others.

"Conservation At Work"

A video series highlighting producers nationwide who are using common conservation practices to protect and improve natural resources and save time and money. This series highlights three farms in Delaware. Click for more.

NRCS Investing up to $360 Million in Partner-Driven Conservation

Does your organization have a project idea to improve natural resources on ag lands? Submit a project proposal for the Regional Conservation Partnership Program.