USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Alabama wants landowners to know that both EQIP and WHIP programs have batching deadlines of Friday. Report (1:00 wma)
AL EQIP Can help with Invasive Weeds
Friday November 17th is the batching date for 2007 EQIP through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Alabama. One program that can help many landowners in the state involves control of invasive weeds. Â Report (1:00 wma)
FL NRCS Teams With NASS
USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Florida has teamed up with another USDA agency to help get the word out about an important deadline for EQIP & WHIP that’s upcoming.  Report (1:00 wma) USDA NASS
Citrus Growers Eligible for NRCS Irrigation Program
NRCS is offering incentive payments for South Florida irrigation users. Cindy Zimmerman has this report. Report (2:00 wma)
NRCS Invasive Plant Management in AL
Controlling invasive species is the goal of a special Alabama USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service program. State Forester Tim Albritton says the Invasive Plants Management Project falls under the EQIP umbrella. Report (1:00 wma)
EQIP Signup Deadline Nearing in Alabama
The batching signup deadine for EQIP in Alabama is coming up November 17th. Producers are being urged to get by their local USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service office soon.  Report (1:00 wma)
EQIP Irrigation Program for South Florida
Producers of sod, nursery crops, citrus and vegetables in South Florida may be eligible for the Irrigation Water Management Incentive Payment under the USDA Natural Resources Conservation service Environmental Quality Incentives Program or EQIP. Report (1:00 wma)
Many Initiatives Under EQIP
There are many different initiatives that fall under the umbrella of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Environmental Quality Incentives Program or EQIP, according to Florida State Conservationist Niles Glasgow. Report (1:30 wma)
Non-Point Source Pollution Prevention
USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Alabama urges farmers and ranchers to use best management practices to reduce non-point source pollution. Report (1:30 wma)
Protecting Watersheds in Miami
USDA conservation programs help more than farmers and ranchers. The NRCS Emergency Watershed Protection program has helped many areas in Florida cleanup from last year’s hurricanes. Report (1:30 wma)