NRCS Restores Wetland and Associated Uplands, Protects Archeology-Rich Historical Site

A project designed to alleviate crop losses from flooding and restore wetlands along the Arkansas and Petit Jean rivers is also protecting the most significant archeological site in Yell County, Ark.

Environmental Quality Incentives Program - Stuart Davis

A Randolph County man with the long-term goal of broadening people’s perception of what it means to “live off of the land”, was finally afforded the chance to add the one ingredient that would allow him to launch his own campaign… an adequate water source.

Environmental Quality Incentives Program - Sandra Martin

Few people get through life without adversity.  How they choose to react to it often determines their future.

Point Remove Wetlands Reclamation and Irrigation District MRBI Project - Willow Bend Farm

Willow Bend Farm, a 1,650-acre cattle farm, lies in the shadow of Petit Jean Mountain, nestled between the Arkansas River and Point Remove Creek.

L'Anguille River MRBI Project - Edgar Perry

Environmental Quality Incentives Program - Lee Pauley

Watering 10 acres of vegetables with a garden hose may seem like a daunting task. But for one Sevier County farmer, it was the only way to keep his crops alive.

Environmental Quality Incentives Program - Abraham Carpenter Jr.

Strong family values with an appreciation and respect for the land are the keys to Abraham Carpenter Jr.’s success in Grady, Ark.

Conservation Security Program - Cadron Six Farms

The owners of Cadron Six Farms have turned their 800 acres of woodland and crop land into a “field of dreams” for themselves and the area’s wildlife.