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Welcome to the NRCS Arkansas state web site.
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WASHINGTON, March 20,
2008—Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer
announced a sign-up for the Conservation
Security Program (CSP) will be available
starting on April 18 to approximately
698 potentially eligible farms covering
more than 348,750 acres in the Upper
White-Village Watershed in Arkansas. The
watershed includes portions of Greene,
Independence, Jackson, Lawrence,
Randolph, White and Woodruff counties. |
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The purpose and passion for
conservation is shared among many. It is
shared between NRCS employees and
partners who help people help the land.
And it is shared by the landowners with
whom we work. Our passion is manifested
through the benefits derived from
stewardship of private lands—benefits we
all enjoy, such as cleaner water and
air, improved soils and abundant
wildlife habitat.
Learn about our stories, the stories of
conservation made possible through a
shared purpose, a shared passion and a
shared commitment to conservation.
Local Arkansas Producers Highlighted
Abraham Carpenter Jr. -- Lincoln County
Barry McKuin -- Conway County |
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The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service is providing Arkansas
landowners funding through the Emergency Watershed Protection program for the
removal of storm debris from stream channels and bridge structures caused by the
Feb. 5 tornadoes.
Contractors applying for government
contracts to cleanup the Feb. 5 tornado
damage or any other federal contracts
are required to be registered in the
Central Contractor Registration (CCR)
database.
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The Natural Resources Conservation Service provides leadership
in a partnership effort to help people conserve, maintain, and improve our natural
resources and environment.
Last Modified:
04/14/2008 |
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