Technical Support and Funding for San Joaquin Valley Farmers to Help Soil Health, Water ManagementApply Now!Applications Accepted before January and April 2025
A new collaborative project will provide technical support and funding for San Joaquin Valley farmers to help with land and water conservation, specifically in Tulare, Fresno, Madera, Merced, and Stanislaus counties. This partnership stretches across the San Joaquin Valley, including:
The program provides financial support from the NRCS to farmers who need assistance in transitioning to 14 practices. Each is recognized by USDA-NRCS, and the application process goes through a similar process to the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) application. |
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East Stanislaus RCD
Trina Walley (Mgr), programs@eaststanrcd.org
Chris Yohannan (conservation planner), chris.yohannan@eaststanrcd.org
East Merced RCD
Ursula Stock (Mgr), manager@eastmercedrcd.org
Madera-Chowchilla RCD
Amy Siliznoff (Mgr), amy@maderachowchillarcd.org
Chris Yohannan (staff share conservation planner w/ ESRCD), chris.yohannan@eaststanrcd.org
Sierra RCD (Fresno County)
Mason Roth, MRoth@sierrarcd.com
Tulare County
Lurana Strong (NRCS manager), Lurana.strong@usda.gov
Paul Lum (AFT Ag Specialist), plum@farmland.org
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