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Technical Service Provider Training
Certified Conservation Planner 2009 Training
Conservation Planning is the integral “first step” that all crop and
non-cropland conservation decisions are built upon. True conservation planning
involves not only a working knowledge of the science behind the resource and
potential management solutions, but an understanding of the cultural, social and
economic factors that influence a landowner’s decisions. It is essential that
TSPs understand the NRCS conservation planning process to work effectively with
producers who participate in NRCS programs. A farm’s conservation plan is the
base document from which all other land management options should start. Whether
the farmer is considering a switching to rotational grazing, implementing a pest
management plan or expanding their livestock operation, a poor or non-existent
conservation plan can mean the difference between success or failure.
Successful completion of this course will enable the participant to ensure long
term success of the conservation plan.
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Cap Training for TSPs
Cap training will provide TSPs with the opportunity to complete the NRCS Conservation Planning
course, Part II, for Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska. In addition, this course will
provide training and information which will assist them in successfully
meeting TSP certification criteria for CAP CNMP Plan Approval upon completion of
the nationally required educational courses.
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CAP Training For TSPs
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