Successful Farming Staff

American agriculture and both public and private lands can be made more resilient to the effects of climate change while also acting as a powerful tool in mitigating its effects.

This year’s funding will be directed to projects that address climate change, benefit historically underserved producers, and support urban agriculture.

This investment is part of the Agriculture Food Research Initiative program, which provides effective, translatable and scalable approaches to address climate change through regional partnerships.

The U.S. Herbicide Resistance Action Committee is sponsoring webinars to manage herbicide-resistant weeds.

The investments will help improve equity in conservation programs and address climate change through climate-smart agriculture and forestry.

New research suggests riparian buffer strips could be installed in even more places, boosting their impact by pulling nutrients from farmland water flow.