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Since its inception in 2004, CIG has funded hundreds of projects, boosting natural resource conservation while helping producers improve the health of their operations for the future. Use this tool to search for CIG projects based on any of the criteria listed below.

CIG projects from 2004-2009 may be missing information in the following categories: Resource Concern (specific), Conservation Practice, Production/Use.

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Showing 501 - 510 of 1802 projects
To empower women engages in agricultural activities to contribute to Puerto Rico's sustainable economic development.
UNIVERSIDAD DE PUERTO RICO     |     PR     |     2016
The project goal was to conduct a summer conference for a group of 50 women. Total enrollment was 49 participants.
Urban Conservation Farming Innovations and Demonstration
Abundant Life Farm     |     OH     |     2016
An innovative environmental enhancement project to demonstrate and create an educational learning opportunity utilizing soil, water, and energy conservation for historically underserved producers.
Landowner awareness to NRCS programs and services
Black Cultural Enlightment Society     |     SC     |     2016
To increase landowner awareness to NRCS programs and services, including eligibility (both land and landowner criteria), application for cost-share, contractual requirements and conservation benefits.
Improved irrigation management to conserve water and enhance farm profits
Clemson University     |     SC     |     2016
Statewide demonstration of improved irrigation management to conserve water and enhance farm profits utilizing real-time and site-specific weather information.
Economic impact of tillage and cover crop systems.
Dillon SWCD and Clemson University     |     SC     |     2016
Demonstrate crop, soil health and economic impact of tillage and cover crop systems.
Demonstrating novel soil and plant health management regimes to protect water quality, improve soil, and increase cherry orchard productivity and disease resistance.
Michael Omeg     |     OR     |     2016
This project aims to demonstrate a nutrient and soil centered approach, based on published research, and application in a commercial orchard setting to increase environmental benefits while providing economic sustainability.
Nitrogen Management on Agricultural Lands within the Southern Willamette Valley GWMA to reduce nitrous oxide emissions, ground water nitrate contamination and fertilizer costs
Portland State University     |     OR     |     2016
This project aims to use nitrogen (N) management strategies to 1) achieve reductions in nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions and in groundwater nitrate, 2) increase tools available to farmers to more efficiently apply nitrogen to a variety of crops, resulting in economic savings, and 3) generate data on N2O emissions to develop of carbon (greenhouse gas) credits in the Willamette Valley.
Longleaf Pine Burning Implementation
The Longleaf Alliance     |     SC     |     2016
Facilitate Knowledge Transfer and Longleaf Pine Burning Implementation.
Silvopasture for Landowners in Lee County.
United Farmers, USA     |     SC     |     2016
Farm Bill Outreach Workshops and Education on Silvopasture for Landowners in Lee County.
Cover Crops & Soil Health to Reduce Crop Stress
University of South Carolina     |     SC     |     2016
Cover Crops & Soil Health to Reduce Crop Stress
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