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Keeping an Eye on the Nation's Chemical Climate to Protect Water Resources

June 02, 2015 Scott Elliott, National Institute of Food and Agriculture

Getting from Point A to Point B is sometimes a difficult task; that’s why we have maps. However, making maps is not always easy, either, especially when the image you’re trying to capture is carried on the wind. For nearly 40 years a coalition of government, education, industry, and other...

Conservation

Widely-Anticipated Surveys Coming in June

June 02, 2015 Barbara Rater, USDA NASS Census and Survey Division Director

This post is part of the Science Tuesday feature series on the USDA blog. Check back each week as we showcase stories and news from USDA’s rich science and research portfolio. Weddings, dads, and grads make June a joyful month, but here at the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, June is...

Research and Science

Smoke Jumping Into History

June 02, 2015 Robert Hudson Westover, U.S. Forest Service, Office of Communications

Most people don’t conjure up images of the U.S. Forest Service when they think of the Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum. But every fire season the work of the Forest Service’s planes and helicopters, carrying smokejumpers, are vitally important to controlling the spread of wildland fires. This is...

Forestry

All of Georgia's Soils Surveyed and Available Online-Contiguous States Mostly Complete

June 02, 2015 Ron Morton and Steve Lawrence, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Georgia

Soil scientists from across the southeastern region of the U.S. came together recently to celebrate the completion of Georgia’s soil survey. With this mapping complete, very few areas of the nation’s soils in the 48 contiguous states are not recorded. USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service...

Conservation

A Dream of Farming Becomes a Reality for this Kentucky Farm Mom

June 01, 2015 Christy Morgan, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Kentucky

Emily Diamond is a wife, mother, and farmer. She and her family own and operate the Diamond Family Farm in LaGrange, Kentucky. Emily’s farm supplies meat for her family and to the surrounding community through Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). Through CSAs, the community commits to buying the...

Conservation Food and Nutrition Farming

Deadline is Today for Producers to Meet Conservation Compliance Filing Deadline

June 01, 2015 Wayne Maloney, Office of Communications

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reminding producers to file a Highly Erodible Land Conservation and Wetland Conservation Certification form (form AD-1026) with their local USDA Service Center, either by filing in person or postmarking today, June 1, 2015. The 2014 Farm Bill requires...

Conservation

Building a Better Future Together: Homeownership Month 2015

June 01, 2015 Tony Hernandez, Administrator, USDA Rural Housing Service

Rural America faces a unique set of challenges when it comes to combating poverty in our towns and communities. Too often, rural people and places are hard to reach or otherwise underserved -- but USDA makes sure they are not forgotten. I believe that USDA and its partners have the tools and the...

Rural

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