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Idaho's rivers, lakes, springs, and groundwater sources that supply drinking water to homes and communities could gain added protections under a new NRCS proposal program with an August 14th deadline.

The USDA is revising 32 farming conservation standards after hearing directly from producers nationwide, with changes covering everything from livestock pipelines to water storage during dry seasons.

Farmers and ranchers, listen up: the USDA is offering $310 million to enhance conservation efforts. Proposals are open until August 24, focusing on local solutions and sustainability.

The USDA is refocusing its efforts to support farmers and ranchers, promoting sustainable practices with the motto 'Keeping Working Lands in Working Hands' and seven key priorities for the future.

With $65 million on the table, local agriculture could see a major boost in sustainability efforts this year.

The push for better funding at USDA offices is about more than just numbers; it’s about the future of farming in our community.

A spring drizzle isn't enough to save Oregon streams and rivers, with alarming stream flow predictions.

Farmers, there's a chance to secure funding for your land, but the clock is ticking—May 29th is the deadline you won’t want to miss.

With streams running low and snowpack disappearing, the summer could hold some tough choices for farmers and families alike.

As temperatures rise, so do concerns about water supply. Recent snowpack data paints a stark picture for Washington’s rivers and reservoirs this season.