The Farm Service Agency Emergency Conservation Program shares the cost of rehabilitating eligible farmlands damaged by natural disaster with agricultural producers. Emergency cost-sharing is limited to new conservation problems created by natural disasters which would, if left untreated, render the land impaired or endangered. The Emergency Conservation Program may be available in areas without regard to a President or Secretarial emergency disaster designation.
In order to qualify for this benefit program, you must be a farmer or rancher who owns or controls farmland that needs to be rehabilitated due to damage from natural disasters. How do I apply?
Online: Locate your North Dakota County FSA office.
Phone: Contact the North Dakota State FSA office at 701-239-5224.
Producers should check with their local county FSA offices regarding Emergency Conservation Program sign-up periods, which are set by county FSA committees.
More information on Emergency Conservation Program is available online and at FSA offices.
