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If you were a farmer impacted by damage from Hurricane Helene, you may be eligible for financial relief through your local Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD). READ MORE
John Bryant, owner of Old Tavern Farm in New Kent County, Virginia is dedicated to sustainable farming. READ MORE
DCR is proud to celebrate Darryl Glover’s extraordinary — and ongoing — work to conserve and protect precious natural resources. READ MORE
What tips do these DCR employees have for girls interested in science? READ MORE
Although the Virginia Resource Management Plan (RMP) Program just celebrated its 10-year anniversary, many farmers are still unaware of the long-term benefits of participating in this voluntary conservation program. READ MORE
Highlights from DCR’s work to Conserve, Protect and Enjoy this year. READ MORE
By implementing effective conservation strategies, farmers can enhance soil health, protect water quality and foster biodiversity with the added benefit of increased productivity and access to state cost-share programs. READ MORE
Agriculture Recovery Resource Days are daylong resource fairs for farmers, private forest owners and agribusinesses that were impacted by Hurricane Helene in Virginia. Come to this event to meet with more than 15 local, commonwealth and federal agencies and nonprofit organizations, which will be providing information about programs and resources that can support your farm’s recovery. READ MORE
Cover crops can be powerful tools to enhance soil health and farm resilience. READ MORE
Recognizing farmers’ contributions to protecting Virginia’s waterways this National Water Quality Month. READ MORE
