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NRCS Texas Programs

Last Modified: 04/23/2008

Farm Bill Programs

Conservation Innovation Grants (CIG)
Conservation Security Program (CSP)
Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP)
Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program (FRPP)
Grassland Reserve Program (GRP)
Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP)
Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program (WHIP)

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Other Programs

Emergency Watershed Protection Program (EWP)
Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative (GLCI)

Plant Materials Centers (PMC)
Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D)
National Resources Inventory (NRI)
Water Resources Assessment Team (WRAT)
Watersheds
Soil Survey

See the national NRCS web site for information about the following NRCS Programs:

Agricultural Management Assistance
Conservation Effects Assessment Projects (CEAP)
Conservation Reserve Program (Farm Service Agency)
Conservation of Private Grazing Lands
Conservation Technical Assistance
Emergency Watershed Protection
Forestry Incentives Program (Forest Service)

Resource Conservation and Development
Rural Abandoned Mine Program
Soil and Water Conservation Assistance
Stewardship Incentive Program (Forest Service)
Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention
Watershed Rehabilitation

NRCS Ongoing Programs

NRCS and its partners are working with landowners in Texas on a voluntary basis to conserve natural resources on private land. Our private lands are an integral part of the total ecosystem and benefit soil, water, animals, plants, air and humans (SWAPA+H). These ongoing conservation programs are authorized in the current Farm Bill and offer our customers a variety of assistance to solve resource concerns and carry out the 65 year mission of the agency.

Related Information

Electronic (eGov) Information

eGov Customer Self-Registration Site - The USDA Service Center Agencies (Natural Resources Conservation Service, Farm Service Agency and Rural Development) provide several services online, and are adding more soon. Instead of driving to a service center, individual registered customers will be able to conduct business online in a secure and protected environment. eAuthentication Self-Registration is where it all starts.

State Technical Advisory Committee

The State Technical Advisory Committee (STAC) provides recommendations to the NRCS State Conservationist on NRCS-related issues in Texas. These issues include the implementation of NRCS programs, the development of NRCS practice standards, and others.