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Fillmore, it's used a lot for wildlife and forestry purposes. A majority of my clients that get approved for it get funding for fire breaks, prescribed fire, invasive species management (usually privet removal in NE Alabama), tree planting, and pollinator plantings. There's an application process each year, deadline usually around Nov 1. Talk with your county NRCS office and the district conservationist can see which practices would benefit your property. This year took a while to get rankings out because of the government shutdown but sometimes that's just part of it
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