Texas Native Takes Lead Of USDA Conservation Agency
LUBBOCK, TX – A Texas native with ranching roots is taking over the USDA’s Natural […]
LUBBOCK, TX – A Texas native with ranching roots is taking over the USDA’s Natural […]
URBANA, IL – Farm conservation programs may need to account for more than seed, equipment, […]
WASHINGTON, DC – USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service has opened a second national sign-up for […]
Today’s guest is Aubrey Bettencourt. She is the Chief of the Natural Resources Conservation Service […]
WASHINGTON, DC – USDA conservation funding continues to grow, offering more opportunities for producers, though […]
LUBBOCK, TX – Lawmakers are working toward a new farm bill before the September deadline, […]
NASHVILLE, TN – The newly signed One Big Beautiful Bill Act makes permanent funding increases […]
WASHINGTON, DC – If legislation from Senate members John Thune (SD-R) and Ben Ray Luján […]
Researchers from Purdue University, Arizona State University, and the Nature Conservancy used interviews and a multi-state survey to determine if crop insurance requirements limited cover crops and conservation tillage for corn producers in the Midwest.
Next year, USDA will begin the process of enrolling new and existing acres of conservation lands into the largest federally administered private land retirement program.
The American Farm Bureau Federation recently analyzed one of the largest federally administered private land retirement programs, USDA’s Conservation Reserve Program.
The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and the Public Lands Council signed a Memorandum of Understanding Monday with Ducks Unlimited and Safari Club International with a commitment to the conservation of natural resources through sustainable multiple uses.
Recent developments to USDA websites will allow farmers and ranchers to begin managing their conservation activities online
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