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Ohio Farmer Continues Life-Long Drive to Improve Environment

February 29, 2016 Cassie Bable, Public Affairs Specialist, Farm Service Agency - Office of External Affairs

Since she was a teenager some 60 years ago, Gail Dunlap has played an active role in her family’s seventh generation Ohio farming operation by focusing on ways to continually improve conservation practices and establish a natural and sustainable way of life. “Back then, we were not that many years...

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Conservation and Biological Diversity in Organic Production

February 29, 2016 Miles McEvoy, Deputy Administrator of the National Organic Program and Lindsay Haines, Organic Program Specialist, NRCS

The National Organic Program (NOP) – part of the USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) – protects the integrity of certified organic products by developing clear standards, overseeing the certification of organic farms and businesses, and ensuring compliance with the USDA organic regulations...

Conservation

Tribal Conservation Partnership Provides Aquaculture Ponds for Walleye

February 29, 2016 Tivoli Gough, Natural Resources Conservation Service

“The Tribe wants to provide a sustainable supply of walleye for tribal and non-tribal fishing in reservation waters,” said Lac du Flambeau Tribe Natural Resources Director Larry Wawronowicz. “Raising the fish larger is necessary now due to shoreline development, increased competition from in aquatic...

Conservation