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Surveyors Learn to Measure Snow, Prepare for Risks in Remote Mountains

February 09, 2015 Anita Brown, Natural Resources Conservation Service, California

If you live in the western United States and you’re sipping a glass of water, irrigating your crops, lighting your home with hydrological-sourced energy, or enjoy skiing or fishing, you’re probably using information made available from USDA’s snow survey program. Snow provides 50 to 80 percent of...

Conservation

USDA Supports California's Efforts to Improve the Nutrition and Health of Low-Income Pregnant Women, New Mothers, Infants and Young Children; Lifts Ban on Stores

February 09, 2015 Kevin Concannon, Undersecretary for Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services

This month, nearly 1.4 million women, infants and children in California have greater access to the healthy foods provided through the state’s Women Infants and Children (WIC) Program. In 2012, USDA notified the California Department of Public Health that it must continue a self-imposed moratorium...

Food and Nutrition

Oklahoma Ranchers' Unflinching Courage Helps Them Thrive Despite Adversity

February 09, 2015 Tanya Brown, Outreach Marketing Writer/Editor, Farm Service Agency

Since 2011, Julie Carr and her husband Robert slowly watched everything they worked for dry up and wither away. Julie calls those days lemonade days — long stretches of hardship where life is throwing nothing but lemons and by the end of the day she has made lemonade. But those days were anything...

Conservation

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