This USA Rice-developed search helps rice farmers find conservation programs in their state that provide some form of assistance to their operation, whether it be through cost sharing, management incentives or tax exemptions.
Search by State, Program Type, Topic, Funding Authority, or Keyword to find the programs that fit your needs. Deadlines and information will be updated on a regular basis.
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Vegetative Barrier
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
Permanent strips of stiff, dense vegetation established along the general contour of slopes or across …
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Terrace
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
An earthen embankment with channel constructed across the field slope as part of a system to shorten …
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Streambank and Shoreline Protection
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
Protection of streambanks to stabilize and protect against erosion, water quality degradation, …
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Stream Crossing
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
Stabilize the bottom and slope of a stream channel using rock riprap or cast in place concrete or install …
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Trails and Walkways
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
Layout and construct a trail or walkway of natural surfacing to facilitate animal movement, provide or …
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Heavy Use Area Protection
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
The stabilization of areas around facilities that are frequently and intensively used by people, animals …
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Roof Runoff Structure
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
A roof runoff structure to service the portion of the building roof that would otherwise drain into a …
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Forage and Biomass Planting that produces feedstock for biofuels or energy production
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
Establish or reseed adapted perennial grasses or legumes to improve or maintain livestock/wildlife nutrition …
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Mulching
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
Application of natural or synthetic mulch or a erosion control blanket to reduce erosion and facilitate …
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Lined Waterway or Outlet
Working Land /
USDA NRCS
Install waterway lined with turf reinforced matting, rock, concrete, or membrane to prevent excessive …
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