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The sign-up period CSP has been extended until May 30, 2008. This will give producers two
additional weeks to apply for the program in the Upper/Lower Choctawhatchee
River Watershed. The watershed covers the following counties in South Alabama:
Barbour, Henry, Dale, Coffee, Houston, and Geneva.
Sign-up extended until May 30, 2008. |
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Mike and Annie Dee of Aliceville, Alabama, are winners of the
NRCS 2008 Excellence in Conservation Award. Owners and operators
of the Dee River Ranch, this brother and sister team applies
both traditional and state-of-the-art conservation techniques to
ensure that their operation is profitable and environmentally
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NRCS Chief Arlen Lancaster addressed the news media at a
meeting in February at the Alabama Farmers Federation
headquarters. The meeting brought together lawmakers,
scientists, and leaders of Alabama’s agricultural community to
promote better use of the state’s water resources and ensure
agriculture’s voice is heard as state government discusses water
management policies. |
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Alabama NRCS and the Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) entered into an
agreement to provide increased assistance to forest landowners in Alabama. This
joint partnership will help promote forest management, advance conservation on
forestlands, and improve delivery of technical assistance to private landowners
in Alabama. |
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Certified burn manager certification courses and re-certification workshops
will be held across the state in FY 2008. |
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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:
05/07/2008
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