Conservation Security Program (CSP) 2006 in Mississippi

The Conservation Security Program (CSP) is a voluntary program that provides financial and technical assistance for the conservation, protection, and improvement of soil, water, air, energy, plant and animal life, and other conservation purposes on Tribal and private lands.  The program provides payments for producers who practice good stewardship on their agricultural lands and incentives for those who want to do more.  The program is designed to reward the best conservation stewards of the most environmentally sensitive areas in targeted watershed.

Watersheds

Tibbee Creek

CSP Watersheds that include Mississippi counties:

Pickwick Lake Watershed

Producer Workshop in Tibbee Creek Watershed

NRCS will hold CSP workshops to give landowners in the watersheds more information about this Farm Bill Program. 

Self- Assessment

To complete the Self-Assessment on-line, go to CSP Self-Assessment (will open in a new window)

More Information

For more information about the Conservation Security Program, contact your Local NRCS Service Center.

National information materials on CSP are available on the NRCS national website.

Contacts

Al Garner, ASTC, (Programs)
Phone: 601-965-5196
Email: Al Garner

Katura Wright, Program Specialist
Phone: 601-965-4139 ext. 242
Email: Katura Wright

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