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Farming Nature's Way

January 12, 2016 Dan Gillespie, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Nebraska

No-till farming used to be only about reducing soil erosion. Today, continuous no-till is the preferred tillage system in some areas. Why? It’s all about soil health. The loss of organic matter in soil, which is the lightest soil component and the first to wash away, is the healthiest portion of our...

Conservation

Southeast Regional Climate Hub Celebrates Agriculture Champions of Change

November 04, 2015 Jennifer Moore Myers, Southeast Regional Climate Hub

The White House recently recognized 12 Champions of Change for their leadership in sustainable and climate-smart agriculture. This week we will meet them through their USDA Regional Climate Hub, today featuring the Southeast’s William “Buddy” Allen and Donald Tyler. Farmers, ranchers, and forest...

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Farmers Find Conservation Good for Dobbins Creek and Soil Health

November 03, 2015 Julie MacSwain, NRCS Public Affairs Specialist, Minnesota

Last spring, USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Minnesota named five watersheds eligible for funding through the Mississippi River Basin Healthy Watersheds Initiative (MRBI). Dobbins Creek, located in Mower County, was one of the selected watersheds. About 25,700 acres in size...

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