In 2025, Indiana’s eight-agency Conservation Partnership helped implement 44,800+ conservation practices statewide, reducing sediment, phosphorus, and nitrogen runoff while funding $110 million in landowner assistance.
2025 Indiana Conservation Partnership Accomplishments Read More »
TNC’s Sarah Reilly built a multi-channel outreach campaign—billboards, postcards, digital ads—connecting Upper White River watershed farmers to NRCS conservation funding they might not know existed.
Cover crops offer Indiana farmers soil health and erosion benefits, but profitability depends on managing yield trade-offs, upfront costs, and long-term system adjustments.
Farmers should weigh benefits of cover crops with cost, yield Read More »
The Farmers Helping Hellbenders RCPP helps farmers improve of aquatic resources in the Blue River watershed by increasing enrollment in agricultural conservation practices.
Restoring Roots to Save the Salamanders Read More »
Soil testing, cover crops, manure, and smarter nitrogen management can help Indiana farmers stretch fertilizer budgets further.
Nutrient Management Strategies May Help Pinch Fertilizer Pennies Read More »
Indiana’s updated State Nutrient Reduction Strategy maps progress and renews commitment to cleaner water across the state’s watersheds.
Indiana releases update to the State Nutrient Reduction Strategy Read More »
