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Farmers in specific lower Boise River watersheds may be eligible for funding
for projects to improve water quality. The
Natural Resources Conservation Service is currently accepting applications for a
Water Quality Improvement Initiative; applications received by May 18, 2012 will
be considered for the first funding round.
NRCS will work with private landowners in the targeted area that runs along
the Boise River from Lake Lowell to the Idaho-Oregon border. The specific
watersheds are named Dixie Slough, Lower Sand Hollow Creek and Outlet Boise
River.
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The May 1 Water Supply Report from the Natural Resources
Conservation Service documents the variability of April’s
snowpack, precipitation, and streamflows across the state.
However, adequate water supplies are predicted for this
irrigation season.
“Nearly all of Idaho’s major reservoirs are storing average
or better levels for May 1,” said Ron Abramovich, Water
Supply Specialist for NRCS. “High inflows are keeping
reservoir managers on their toes to mitigate flood impacts
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The Natural Resources Conservation Service is looking for organic producers
interested in protecting their land's resources. The NRCS's Organic
Initiative can help certified organic producers as well as producers
transitioning to organic production invest in resource conserving practices.
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The Natural Resources Conservation Service is offering conservation assistance
to Idaho agricultural producers and landowners through three special
initiatives: the On-Farm Energy Initiative, Organic Initiative and Seasonal High
Tunnel Initiative. NRCS accepts applications for assistance on a
continuous basis throughout the year. There will be three ranking periods
for these special initiatives ending on February 3, March 30 and June 1, 2012.
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If you believe USDA improperly denied farm loan benefits to you between 1981
and 2000 because you are Hispanic, or because you are female, you may be
eligible to apply for compensation. For more information, go to
www.farmerclaims.gov or call the
Farmer and Rancher Call Center at: 1-888-508-4429.
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The Natural Resources Conservation Service provides leadership
in a partnership effort to help people conserve, maintain, and improve our natural
resources and environment. Last Modified:
05/16/2012
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