Natural Resources Conservation Service

Delaware

United States Department of Agriculture

USDA Invests $225 Million in Innovative Conservation Partnerships

NRCS and partners are investing up to $225 million for 88 high-impact conservation projects through RCPP. Projects are designed to improve water quality, enhance soil health, support wildlife habitat and more. Two Delaware projects will improve water quality and save energy.

Wildlife Effort Provides Assistance to Restore American Black Duck Habitat

The USDA has added the American black duck to its premier wildlife conservation effort that helps agricultural producers increase wildlife on working lands.

American black duck added to NRCS' Working Lands for Wildlife Effort.

USDA Announces Applications Available for Conservation Stewardship Program

USDA NRCS is accepting and processing applications Nov. 14 - Feb. 3 for enrollment in CSP, the nation’s largest conservation program. Applications are available in local USDA Service Centers.

CSP. Your stewardship goals. Our assistance.

USDA Offers Assistance to Delaware Farmers for Conservation Efforts

Conservation assistance available for Delaware Farmers.

Farmer Chip Baker works with NRCS on his no-till operation.

$260 Million Available for Conservation Partnership Projects

Up to $260 million nationwide is available for partner proposals to improve the nation's water quality, combat drought, enhance soil health, support wildlife habitat and protect agricultural viability.