.Dept. of Agriculture helps producers who operate tribal lands prepare, recover, and build resilience to natural disasters and climate change, through disaster, crop insurance, risk management, and conservation programs: bit.ly/47gEKMo.

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With yearly rental payments, CRP helps producers and landowners protect natural resources by establishing land cover, improving water quality and increasing wildlife habitat: bit.ly/3HJ5pYm

Many insects and spiders, as well as bats and birds, eat crop pests and weeds. Providing food and shelter for these useful animals can help suppress unwelcome pest spe­cies. bit.ly/3ksQloJ

The Cover Crop Chart can help you decide what to grow based on your conditions, goals and needs. bit.ly/3XPYBxA #soilhealth

We offer more than three dozen conservation practices that can benefit monarchs while also improving grazing lands or boosting #soilhealth . Let's work together. bit.ly/3jLM3Zr #MonarchMonday

American farmers are looking for sustainable ways to produce high yields year after year. The solution? Build #soilhealth : bit.ly/4assP03

When spending a whole #AmphibianWeek with our slimy superstars, everyone’s a winner, including their allies! bit.ly/3VlF6i4

Are you farming or gardening in a city or suburb? Urban agriculture provides critical access to healthy food for local communities, as well as jobs, increased green spaces, and closer community ties. Learn more: bit.ly/3vXuUSz

Trinity Waguespack is an 11-year-old urban farmer in Louisiana, growing lettuce in her hydroponic garden towers. Read how Farm Service Agency helped her get started in this week’s #FridaysOnTheFarm : bit.ly/3wFktn3

Welcome to the Slimy Stadium for the most anticipated event of the season – the Amphibian Track and Field Extravaganza! 🏆🐸 Join us for a day of track and field like you've never seen before – because in the world of amphibians, every leap is a triumph: bit.ly/4baUnqQ

If you're interested in a career in conservation engineering, you've found the right place. Join our team and make a difference. bit.ly/4atzG9L

Whether you're a fan of frogs sticking landings or salamanders with tails held high, this is one gymnastics event you won't want to miss! bit.ly/3wsRtyU

Thanks to funding through Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Inflation Reduction Act, Tammy Jo Nine Stotts, a fifth-generation rancher, was able return more of her cropland to native grass, using climate-smart conservation practices: bit.ly/4bwMb4r

From the iconic sage grouse in the west to the spotted turtle in the east, much of our nation’s wildlife depends on private, working lands for food, habitat, and other resources. Here are three key ways NRCS supports win-win conservation solutions: bit.ly/49X2PcB

Little Otter Creek, located in Caldwell County, Missouri, is a testament to what a community can do when faced with a natural resource conundrum where water is scarce and predicted to be insufficient to meet the needs of local citizens: bit.ly/4b55DoR

.Dept. of Agriculture Announces May 2024 Lending Rates for Agricultural Producers: bit.ly/4aeCnLc

.Dept. of Agriculture is seeking nominations for four positions on the Federal Advisory Committee for Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production from May 7, 2024, to July 7, 2024. Learn more and submit a nomination: bit.ly/4acFByW

Across the country, farmers are doing a great job adopting conservation tillage and no-till practices. Take it a step further and develop a SMART Nutrient Management Plan: bit.ly/3qYO9VK

The application period is open for Natural Resources Conservation Service's Regional Conservation Partnership Program. Learn more: bit.ly/3J4Xapo