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‘Woodstock with guns’: Waterfowl blind draw at Rice Lake SFWA, Chicago Sun Times / Dale Bowman,

Thousands of Dead Asian Carp Left After Flood Water Recedes, Nick Hausen,

Dedicated outdoors devotee, Kankakee Daily Journal,

Challenge part of ice fishing’s allure, Dale Bowman,

Youth program gives hunting situations, Quad City Times,

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IL EQIP application deadlines set Feb 21
Entry Level Soil Conservationist positions in IL Feb 05
Entry Level Engineer Vacancy in NRCS Feb 04
Submit Input to NRCS on Easement Rule Jan 14
Soil Conservation Technician Opportunities Jan 07
2020 Illinois Seminars Scheduled Nov 05
Farm Progress Show: Conservation Progress: Past, Present, Future Jul 12
Upper Macoupin Project Mar 11
Central IL Migratory Water Fowl Habitat Project Mar 11
Marshall-Putnam Special Project Mar 11
Macon County Upper Sangamon River Watershed Project Mar 11
NRCS Special EQIP Initiatives Mar 11
EQIP application deadlines announced Mar 11
Monarch Butterfly Habitat Development Project Jan 23
Partnership puts turkeys back in NH Jan 23
NRCS Open for Business during partial shutdown Jan 03
Bobwhite Blog draws interest across the country Dec 18
Soil Health Grazing Cattle on Winter cover Dec 17
Park that Plow: 5 Tips for the No- Till Curious Nov 07
Cover Crops and Soil Moisture Nov 05

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NRCS Open for Business during partial shutdown

Thu, January 03, 2019

NRCS will remain open for business during the partial government shutdown. You can visit our offices, request assistance and conduct business as usual.

We are still at work. Processing CSP payments, doing conservation planning with clients for Monarch Butterfly applications, making appointments with clients to meet and discuss their resource concerns on their farms.

We are taking applications for EQIP applications in addition to CSP applications. Been discussing WRE applications with clients. It’s a new year and we are aiming to get more conservation on the ground for this coming year and more contracts obligated than we did last year.