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If the seven states fail to agree on a plan, the bureau will step in and impose water cuts on the states, Commissioner Camille Calimlim Touton warned.

Cumberland County’s cover crop incentive program has become a model for other Pennsylvania municipalities and farmers looking to improve soil health and reduce polluted agricultural runoff.

Twenty-four projects will help farmers and ranchers adopt economically beneficial practices that improve wildlife habitat, soil health, carbon storage and water quality.

Conserving Carolina helps protect two farms forever in Henderson and Polk counties

Two local farms are now protected forever with conservation easements, saving their productive farmland and scenic beauty for future generations. Conserving Carolina worked with landowners to protect San Felipe Farm

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Southern University is getting $7.6 million to reduce erosion in a 45-foot-deep (13.7-meter-deep) ravine through the Baton Rouge campus that threatens to drop university buildings into the Mississippi River, officials announced Wednesday.

OSU faculty facilitate master irrigator program.

Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation.

Amid the calls for a rapid response to climate change, a USDA official says a slower, more considered approach could produce better results.

On Monday, the Potomac Riverkeeper, Inc. filed a complaint in the Eastern District of Virginia against the City of Alexandria, Virginia alleging