New Summer Camp Aims to Help American Indian Youth Get College Ready
Extension is hosting the first American Indian/Alaska Native College Prep Camp this June Native American Indian youth make up a small percentage of students attending
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Nevada Legislature Interim Finance Committee approves American Rescue Plan Act
The Nevada Department of Agriculture’s approved work program funding will continue to strengthen Nevada’s food systems and improve food security across the state The Nevada
Idaho Rangeland Conservation Partnership 2022 Annual Meeting
The Idaho Rangeland Conservation Partnership (IRCP) was formed in 2018 through a grant with Intermountain West Joint Venture, Bureau of Land Management, and other partners
Nevada Farm Bureau Grassroots Newsletter
Nevada Farm Bureau Offers Presentation To Public Lands Subcommittee On Friday, April 15th Nevada Farm Bureau shared a presentation with the Nevada Legislature’s Public Lands
Coping With Another Year of Drought
Early in April the United States Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack sent a letter to Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak indicating that he had designated 13
Water Outlook: NRCS Here to Help Navigate Water Availability Through Snow Survey and Farm Bill Programs
Each year the USDA, Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) snow survey and streamflow forecasting program tracks water supply conditions to meet the needs of the
Inflation Impacts
The cost of fuel is not just negatively influencing agricultural products, it is causing ripple effects across all areas of life that we call inflation.
Biden’s Actions Are Causing Our Rising Prices
In March of 2021, the national average price for a gallon of gas was $2.898. This March, that same gallon costs $4.322. Similarly, the average
Bureaucratic Confusion
Bureaucracies have always amazed me for the ways in which while doing their mandated functions they manage to confuse the public and at times conflict
BLM Sage Grouse Changes, Grazing Rule Coming Soon
E&E NEWS “The Bureau of Land Management is working on changes to sage grouse protection plans and a new rule governing livestock grazing on federal