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The Natural Resources Conservation Service, N.H. will host a hybrid (in-person with remote option) State Technical Committee Meeting August 26, 2026, from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. at the State Office in Dover, N.H.
NRCS Idaho will hold a special meeting of its State Technical Advisory Committee Aug. 26. The hybrid meeting will cover three areas of the Regenerative Pilot Program.
This field day aims to equip attendees with best management practices for establishing and managing cover crops, including nutrient management.
State Technical Committees serve in an advisory capacity to the Natural Resources Conservation Service and other USDA agencies on the implementation of the natural resources conservation provisions of Farm Bill legislation.
This field day aims to assist farmers and landowners with establishing and maintaining prairie perennial vegetation.
Each NRCS field office throughout the state hosts an annual Local Work Group Meeting to gather input from local landowners and partners about natural resource needs in the county. This locally-led process helps inform Ohio's conservation priorities and strategy across the state.
The State Technical Committee advises the State Conservationist on technical guidelines necessary to implement the conservation provisions of the Farm Bill.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service in Wisconsin will host a State Technical Committee Meeting on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 at the UW–Madison Extension Dane County office in Madison, Wisconsin.
Local working group meetings are convened by local conservation districts with NRCS support to secure stakeholder feedback that helps to guide conservation priorities for the service center.
NRCS’s 2025 Regenerative Pilot Program invests $700M in regenerative agriculture and requires CEMA 216 Soil Health Testing by a Qualified Individual. Eligible ag/soil professionals can serve as QIs. Join the CEMA 216 info session on Sep 3, 2026 at 6–7 PM EDT.
