Hurricane Florence in the Atlantic threatens to be a major hurricane, and there is a possibility it could directly impact South Carolina. Due to this threat, evacuations have been ordered along South Carolina's coast, and several SC NRCS offices have been closed.
USDA is prepared to provide food, emergency housing, community, as well as farmer and rancher assistance to individuals and small businesses affected by severe storms and flooding.
WRP and WRE lands may be used for compatible uses, if such use is authorized through a Compatible Use Agreement (CUA). Landowners may request permission for certain activities.
Did you know NRCS invests upwards of $8M every day of the year (on average) into conservation systems that help producers save time, money and precious resources? Download or order our new brochure to learn more.
The South Carolina Envirothon competition was held April 20. Students from across the state have been preparing for many months for this one-day, outdoor environmental competition, which is open to high school students in grades 9-12.
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Helpful Links
Watch the Hugh Hammond Bennett documentary
2014 Farm Bill Information
5 Steps to Assistance from NRCS
Conservation Compliance
South Carolina Conservation Video Library and YouTube Channel
Watch How to Unlock the Secrets in the Soil!
Please follow SC_NRCS on Twitter
Be a Friend to Pollinators
Soil data and information by the National Cooperative Soil Survey.
Wildlife management for private landowners.
NRCS Websites & Additional Assistance
A list of Web-based resources for access to natural resource data collected by NRCS.
Información de NRCS en español.
Find local program and technical information on our NRCS state websites.
Information on Limited English Proficiency.
