Farm Bill Programs like EQIP have helped many landowners throughout the years, including one cattle operation in Florida. Report (1:00 wma) Learn more through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Florida.
Energy Offset Deadline Extension
NRCS has extended the deadline for one-time payment adjustments that will allow eligible Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) participants to complete conservation practices that have been delayed because of higher energy costs. Find out more on the AL NRCS website. Report (1:00 wma)
2007 CSP Watersheds Announced
51 new watersheds are eligible for the 2007 Conservation Security Program (CSP), including the Lower and Upper Choctawatchee River watersheds in Florida and Alabama and the Broad watershed in northeast Georgia. Find out more on the USDA NRCS website. Report (1:00 wma)
AL EQIP Batching Deadline
The first fiscal year 2007 batching deadline for EQIP programs in Alabama is coming up November 17. Find out more on the AL NRCS website. Report (1:00 wma)
EQIP For Brazilian Pepper Control
USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service EQIP program can help landowners control Brazilian Pepper. Find out more on the Florida NRCS website. Report (1:00 wma)
Alabama WHIP and EQIP Deadlines Approaching
The first batching deadline for USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation service Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program (WHIP) and the forestry/wildlife portions of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) is coming up on November 17. Learn more through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Alabama. Report (1:00 wma)
AL Grazing Practices Benefit Wildlife
EQIP can work in many ways including wildlife & forestry practices.  Report (1:30 wma) Learn more through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Alabama.
FL Cattle Operation Pleased with WRP
The Wetlands Reserve Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Florida is making a difference in many instances across the state. Â Report (1:30 wma)Â
FL New EQIP Program for Citrus Growers
USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Florida wants Citrus growers to know about a new program being offered through EQIP. Â Report (1:15 wma)