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A SAM.gov account is required for entities and business to apply for programs like Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production Grants and Cooperative Agreements for Composting and Food Waste Reduction. Learn more through a free webinar: bit.ly/3UVT9Ji

Has your dairy herd experienced milk losses due to H5N1? USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service’s Dr. Julie Gauthier answers questions about H5N1 in the U.S., its current effects in our dairy industry, and the importance of testing your cows. Learn more: bit.ly/3XWjuua

Though summer is in full swing, preparing for farm taxes is a year-round task. Following up our earlier series debunking common misconceptions about taxes and Dept. of Agriculture programs, tax expert Kevin Burkett has answers about transactions involving farm employees. farmers.gov/blog/tax-seaso…

Would you like a receipt? A Dept. of Agriculture Receipt for Service details your visit with our staff including date of service, programs discussed, documents provided to us, and forms provided to you. You can now access them in the Farmers.gov customer portal. farmers.gov/account

With assistance from the Inflation Reduction Act and NRCS, Nita and Neva Mensia have rehabilitated their family farm in Virginia. They have repurposed some of their property as forestland, while other sections will be used to grow specialty crops. farmers.gov/blog/inflation…

The authenticated customer portal on farmers.gov enables you to handle many tasks without ever visiting a Dept. of Agriculture service center including making payments, applying for Farm Service Agency loans and applying for conservation assistance through Natural Resources Conservation Service farmers.gov/account

No matter your age or the size of your ag operation, Dept. of Agriculture can help

With the new changes to our farm loan program, collateral requirements for direct loans are reduced from requiring available security equal to 150% of the loan amount to 125%. This allows you to access capital from other lenders to accelerate the growth of your farm or ranch.

Here are a few general, important points about our conservation financial assistance contracts: 1. It’s a contract. It’s important to understand that to receive financial payments from NRCS, you are entering into a contract with the U.S. government. (1 or 9)

In this #FridaysOnTheFarm meet Ray Gaesser of Adams County, IA, where he farms about 4,000 acres. An early adopter of conservation practices, his faith inspired him to maintain and improve his cropland with healthy soil management for generations to come. farmers.gov/blog/fridays-o…

You can learn more about the contributions women in production agriculture are making every day in our Friday on the Farm series on @Farmersgov farmers.gov/blog/tag/frida…

Female farmers play a key role in feeding and clothing the world. Happy Women's Equality Day! Learn more about how we can help female farmers grow and protect their operations at farmers.gov/your-business/…

Children today. Conservationists tomorrow. Want a great resource for helping your children learn about the environment and conservation? Check out NRCS-South Dakota's Soil Education Network's Curriculum to get resources for children in grades K-12. sites.google.com/sd-discovery.o…

The 2022 #AgCensus American Indian Reservations Report includes a detailed look at agriculture on American Indian reservations. Click the link below to learn more.

Funding is now available for the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program for fiscal year 2025. NRCS accepts applications year-round but those interested should apply by Oct. 4 and Dec. 20 to be considered for the two state-led funding cycles. Learn more nrcs.usda.gov/news/biden-har…

Have you participated in EQIP in the last three years? If so, we want to hear from you! We're asking our EQIP customers to participate in a survey. It's open right now through Sept. 10. Only one response per person, please. survey.fedw1.medallia.com/nrcs-eqip-feed…

Filter strip are area of vegetation established for removing sediment, organic material, and other pollutants from runoff and wastewater. Learn how they can help: • Reduce erosion • Protect groundwater • Improve soil organic matter • Reduce runoff • Improve water quality

Peter Jordan is a wild blueberry and timber producer in Maine. Looking to streamline his operation with #climatesmart practices, he reached out to staff from Farm Service Agency and Natural Resources Conservation Service to create the perfect recipe. Learn more in this #FridaysOnTheFarm: farmers.gov/blog/fridays-o…

Check Out the New Debt Consolidation Tool! It can help you simplify your farm debt and discover potential savings if you were to consolidate your farm loan operating debts using Farm Service Agency's current interest rates or those of your local lender. calc-fsa.fpac.usda.gov

Inflation Reduction Act in Action: Funding Allows Montana Family Farm to Flourish through Climate-Smart Practices farmers.gov/blog/inflation…