USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service can help farmers make their operations more resilient in the face of drought in future years. Through conservation planning and practices that will improve soil health and water conservation, farmers can reduce future crop loss due to drought and enhance resiliency. Financial help for implementing conservation practices may be available through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program.
USDA’s other agencies, Farm Service Agency and Risk Management Agency, offer a suite of disaster assistance programs to help you recover from the impacts of natural disasters.
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