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Iowa NRCS Sets Oct. 7 Application Cutoff for Conservation Program Applications – Mix 107.3 KIOW - Vimarsana News

Iowa NRCS Sets Oct. 7 Application Cutoff for Conservation Program Applications – Mix 107.3 KIOW

 Area farmers and private landowners interested in treating resource concerns on their lands have until Oct. 7 to be considered for priority funding f

Source: kiow.com
TN Aquarium-led partnership secures $10 million in federal funds to improve water quality, farming in Southeast TN - Vimarsana News

TN Aquarium-led partnership secures $10 million in federal funds to improve water quality, farming in Southeast TN

Chattanooga, Tennessee (PRWEB) August 25, 2022 -- Tennessee is as much a patchwork quilt of farms as an intricately woven lacework of streams and rivers.

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Breaching the four Lower Snake River dams not an option right now, say Murray, Inslee - Vimarsana News

Breaching the four Lower Snake River dams not an option right now, say Murray, Inslee

A much-awaited report said removing the four Lower Snake River dams shouldn't happen right now, but dam removal is the best way to protect Snake River salmon.

Tennessee Aquarium-led partnership secures $10 million in federal funds to improve water quality, farming in Southeast TN - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Aquarium-led partnership secures $10 million in federal funds to improve water quality, farming in Southeast TN

Tennessee is as much a patchwork quilt of farms as an intricately woven lacework of streams and rivers. Soon, farmers and the aquatic life living alongside them will reap the

Feds invest $50 million in sagebrush ecosystem as threats mount - Vimarsana News

Feds invest $50 million in sagebrush ecosystem as threats mount

Sagebrush country is losing a million acres a year due to a variety of factors, including invasive species, development, harmful grazing practices and climate change. But the ecosystem is still thriving across parts of Wyoming, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologists say preventative measures now could save money in the future in some of these “core” ecosystem areas.

Source: kdnk.org