About New Hampshire NRCS

Last Modified: 06/17/2008

The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is the lead conservation agency in the U.S. Department of Agriculture. We are a technical agency that provides trained soil conservationists, technicians, soil scientists, agronomists, engineers, economists, biologists, foresters and other experts to help landowners and land users with conservation. We do this by:  

Conservation Problem Solving

• Find out how to get conservation assistance for your farm or forest
• Conservation Planning
• Technical Assistance and Resources
• Conservation Programs
• Ecosystem Restoration
• Conservation Engineering
• NRCS Technical Standards and Specifications
• Conservation Methods and Evaluations

Collecting and Assessing Natural Resources Data

• Soils Information
• National Resources Inventory (NRI)
• Conservation Methods and Evaluations

Providing Natural Resource Information and Education 

• NRCS Technical Standards and Specifications
• Conservation Education
• Publications
• Conservation Methods and Evaluations
• What's New
• Contacting Us

Conservation is the work of many. NRCS relies on partners to help set conservation goals, work with people on the land, and provide services. Our partners include conservation districts, local, state and federal agencies, and agricultural and environmental groups. The local conservation delivery system is a growing partnership.

Our core partnership in New Hampshire

Volunteer with us in the Partnership!