The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is an agency of the United States Department of Agriculture dedicated to providing technical assistance to farmers, ranchers, and private landowners. Its mission focuses on helping land managers effectively conserve, maintain, and restore natural resources, with a particular emphasis on soil health and conservation. The NRCS offers science-based soil information and tools to support sustainable land management practices.
Through its Conservation Technical Assistance program, the NRCS equips farmers, ranchers, and forestland owners with essential knowledge and resources to improve the health of their lands. The agency's work extends beyond soil conservation to encompass a broader range of natural resource management issues, supporting sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship across the United States.

Agricultural Research Service
ars.usda.gov

Usda
usda.gov

National Institute of Food and Agriculture
nifa.usda.gov

Rural Utilities Service
rd.usda.gov

Alameda County Resource Conservation District
acrcd.org

Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources
mass.gov

North Dakota Department of Agriculture
ndda.nd.gov

Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research
foundationfar.org

Natural Resources Canada

Minnesota Department of Agriculture
mda.state.mn.us

Nasa
nasa.gov

Ohio Department of Natural Resources
ohiodnr.gov

National Science Foundation
nsf.gov
Organizations similar to Natural Resources Conservation Service include Agricultural Research Service, Usda, National Institute of Food and Agriculture and Rural Utilities Service.
Natural Resources Conservation Service was founded in 1932.
Natural Resources Conservation Service's headquarters is located in Washington, D.C., DC, US.
Natural Resources Conservation Service has 11,000 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.