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Nevada NRCS Conservation ProgramsUpdated 02/28/2013 The following documents requires Acrobat Reader Applications for Conservation Funding Due Feb. 15, 2013FY 2013 Cost Lists, Ranking Criteria and Practices NEW! 2008 Farm Bill Conservation Practices and Programs for your landConservation Program InformationConservation Technical Assistance Program and Activities
Environmental Improvement Programs
Stewardship ProgramsConservation Stewardship Program (CSP) 2010 Easement Programs
A complete list of NRCS Conservation Programs is available on our National Web site: http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/programs/.Nevada Farm Bill Application Workbook
Nevada Fact Sheets and InformationNevada State Technical CommitteeEstablished by the 1985 Food Security Act, the Nevada State Technical Committee (STEC) provide recommendations to NRCS to carry out the conservation provisions of the Farm Bill. Although the STEC has no implementation or enforcement authority, the committee's recommendations are given strong consideration by USDA. Local Work GroupsLocal work groups are made up of people interested in agriculture and conservation, including farmers, ranchers, industry representatives, Tribal members, government officials, and agency staff. According to the National Association of Conservation Districts, the local conservation district should provide leadership in convening and organizing the local work group. The local work group is an important element of the locally led conservation way of doing business. The locally led conservation effort is the foundation of the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) conservation program delivery process. The local work group supports the locally led conservation effort by coordinating USDA programs with other Federal, State, tribal, and local conservation programs to provide an integrated solution to addressing natural resource concerns.
National NRCS Conservation ProgramsIf you need the information in an alternative format, please contact Liz Warner, public affairs officer, (775) 857-8500 x 105, or for problems with this Web page, contact Jonnie Eyler, Webmaster, (775) 857-8500 x 100. Last Modified: 02/28/2013 |
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