Arkansas Conservation Partnerships Series
A free virtual educational series funded by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
Do you work in the agriculture industry with an interest in conservation? The National
Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) offers programs and partnerships that can be
used to implement conservation practices in Arkansas.
What is the goal of the Arkansas Conservation Partnership (ACP) Series?
The ACP Series' goal is to integrate the efforts of the Arkansas Discovery Farm, Arkansas NRCS personnel, Conservation Districts and the Arkansas Soil Health Alliance with the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture's (UADA) virtual delivery to develop system and deliver virtual educational experiences to a statewide network of participants.
Coming Soon — Free 1-Hour NRCS webinars on the following topics:
Watershed Programs
Initiatives
Partnerships
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Introduction: Roles and Responsibilities
Arkansas Conservation Partnerships: Roles and Responsibilities
Arkansas State Conservationist Mike Sullivan with the USDA-NRCS briefly talked about the agency’s history, and some of its programs and partners.
Getting Started With NRCS
Arkansas Conservation Partnerships: Getting Started with NRCS
Adam Eades, a NRCS district conservationist in the Paragould Field Service Center, and Jamison Murry, a NRCS resource conservationist in the Lonoke County Field Service Center, will share how to get started with NRCS.
Small Farm and Urban Ag Opportunities
Arkansas Conservation Partnerships: Small Farm and Urban Ag Opportunities
USDA and NRCS have been increasing support for small scale and urban farmers across the country and here in Arkansas. Learn more from Katy Brantley, NRCS State Urban Conservationist, about federal opportunities that could help your operation and improve conservation on your farm.
Arkansas Resource Conservation and Development Council - NRCS Partnership
Arkansas Conservation Partnerships: AR Resource Conservation and Development Council
Arkansa NRCS has a network of partners, one of which is the Arkansas Resource Conservation and Development (ARC&D) Council. Logan Parks, Media Specialist, for ARC&D, talks about the history of ARC&D, the assistance they provide to Arkansas communities and their partnership with NRCS.
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