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Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas Begins Longleaf Pine Restoration Efforts

August 03, 2011 Beverly Moseley, NRCS Texas

In years to come, members of the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas won’t have to travel far to gather the treasured longleaf pine needles used to make their traditional handmade baskets.

Conservation Forestry

Puerto Rico Agricultural Market Expansion Conference a Success

August 02, 2011 Patricia Dombroski, Administrator, Mid Atlantic Region, Food and Nutrition Service, USDA

Puerto Rico’s agriculture has been steadily declining and imports total 85 percent of the food consumed on the island. Additionally, almost all of the $11 million per year that USDA purchases for use in Puerto Rico’s school meals are purchased from companies in the continental United States. What’s...

Initiatives Conservation Food and Nutrition

Rural Champion uses USDA Funding to Bring Change to North Dakota

August 02, 2011 Talishia Sears, Web Communications Intern

Cross posted from the White House Rural Champions of Change website: Everett farmed all his life in North Dakota and taught high school while farming for a few years. Nowadays, Everett is a full-time farmer and a leader in co-operatives with farming.

USDA Results Conservation Rural

South Dakota Ranch, on the Leading Edge of Conservation, Hosts a Bird Watching Tour

August 02, 2011 Colette Kessler, Heidi Reints and Kirt Peterson, NRCS South Dakota

Every year USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in South Dakota joins partners to coordinate a bird watching tour on a farm or ranch that participates in one of our voluntary conservation programs.

Conservation

Improving Mississippi River Water Quality, One Farm at a Time

August 01, 2011 Jody Christiansen, NRCS Illinois

Terry Bachtold is proud of what the Indian Creek Watershed Project is doing for water quality in north central Illinois.

Conservation

Forest Service Program helps Protect 10,000 Acres of Montana Wildlands

August 01, 2011 Jan Lerum, USFS State and Private Forestry, Region 1 and Region 4

The U.S. Forest Service's Forest Legacy Program, working with Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, the Trust for Public Land, and the Nature Conservancy, and local groups helped permanently protect more than 10,000 acres of Montana forest land on Wednesday, July 27, protecting it for...

Conservation Forestry

NRCS Working with Innovative Organic Producers

July 29, 2011 Jody Fagan, NRCS California

“When we started, there weren’t any other farms locally doing what we were doing,” says Ryan Casey, of Blue House Farms, outside of Pescadero, Calif.

Conservation

Rural Champion Works to Improve Views of Sustainable Agriculture

July 29, 2011 Talishia Sears, Web Communications Intern

Cross posted from the White House Rural Champions of Change website: Linda Barnes is a professor of biology at the Marshalltown Community College and also an organic farmer.

Conservation Research and Science

Disability Not a Barrier to Conservation Planning

July 28, 2011 Dave Sanden, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS California

Shasta County landowner Karen Freitas has worked with the staff of USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) since 2009, when she sought help recovering from a devastating wild fire that had burned much of her 160-acre tree farm the previous summer.

Conservation

Pipe Springs Ranch: Colorado’s 2011 Leopold Conservation Award Winners

July 27, 2011 Katherine Burse-Johnson, NRCS Colorado

In the southeastern-most part of Colorado lays the historic town of Springfield, known for its farming and cattle ranching communities.

Conservation Energy Animals Plants

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