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Welcome to the NRCS California State Web Site.
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In conjunction with a national water quality initiative, NRCS in California will invest $2.5 million in targeted funds to improve
water quality in five high priority watersheds in California. "NRCS California is proud to participate in this national campaign
to add on-farm water quality improvements within targeted watersheds," said Ed Burton, NRCS California state conservationist. "These
additional funds will help landowners to voluntarily address issues related to Clean Water Act compliance and keep their farms and
ranches healthy and productive."
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NRCS in California announces four new focus areas where $8.5 million will be made available through the Environmental Quality
Incentives Program to help producers undertake water quality and water conservation projects. Applications are due April 20, 2012.
The four areas targeting water quality/water conservation include the Walker Creek portion of the Colusa-Glenn subwatershed in Glenn County;
the Lower Snake River in Sutter County; the French Camp Slough Watersheds in San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties; and
the Eastern portion of the San Joaquin River watershed in Merced and Stanislaus counties.
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Unearth data about soils near you, right from your smartphone! Hailed as "an excellent tool for anyone who wants to know what
soils are underfoot" and "a must for soil scientists, horticulturists and home gardeners" the GPS-based SoilWeb app delivers
real-time NRCS Soil Survey data directly to your smartphone. Discover more and connect to download directions here.
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California NRCS and North by Northwest Productions are honored to receive a Telly Award for the educational video series, "There's
a plan for that." The eight short videos each feature an
NRCS conservationist helping private landowners plan and carry out a conservation practice with clear, simple descriptions of what
is involved. Included in the series is Sunol rancher Tim Koopmann,
the recipient of the 2011 Leopold Conservation Award in California. The Telly Award is an esteemed international competition that receives over 13,000 entries every year. Click
here to read the news release.
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Watch the 8-video series, Conservation: There's a Plan for That, on our YouTube channel
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