Natural Resources Conservation Service

New Hampshire

United States Department of Agriculture

Conservation Tools Help Producers Make Positive Impacts on Changing Climate

NRCS conservation practices and innovative technologies help farmers and ranchers build resiliency in a changing climate and put America on track to a healthier environment.

An aerial photo of a farm in Mount Toby Farm in Sunderland, Mass.in the autumn.

Coronavirus and USDA Service Centers

USDA Service Centers open for business by phone appointment only

FPAC Undersecretary Visits N.H.

Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation (FPAC) Bill Northey made his first official visit to New Hampshire Monday, October 7, 2019 to meet with U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) staff from the New Hampshire FPAC offices, tour local farms, and speak with producers.

Si Robertson (right), nutrition and crop specialist at Contoocook Creamery shows the results that programs and technical assistance from NRCS achieved to Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation (FPAC) Bill Northey (middle) at Bohanan Farm in Contoocook, N.H. October 7, 2019.

Begin the Conservation Process Now

Landowners in New Hampshire interested in protecting, conserving, or restoring the natural resources on their property are encouraged to contact the local USDA NRCS office to begin the conservation planning process.

Conservation Client Gateway Offers a New Way to Interact with NRCS

Conservation Client Gateway, a new public website, allows you to request technical and financial assistance, review and sign conservation plans, request and track payments for your completed contract items, and much more.