This USDA-NRCS program is designed to help landowners control feral hog populations and minimize their threat to agriculture, ecosystems, and the health of humans and animals. Landowners are loaned “smart traps” to utilize on their property in an attempt to reduce populations. To learn more and see if your county is eligible, click below. Learn…
Texas A&M Forest Service, through funding from the USDA-Forest Service, offers technical and financial assistance to qualifying landowners to create and implement stewardship plans on forested lands. To learn more about the Forest Stewardship Program or to get in touch with a professional forester, click below. Learn More
This USDA-Forest Service program is a voluntary cooperative effort between the U.S. Forest Service and the State of Texas that works to conserve ecologically important forests in Texas through conservation easements. If you have qualifying land that you wish to remain in its natural state, the U.S. Forest Service will fund 75% of the easement…