Working Lands

CSLRCD’s District Working Lands Program supports the health, productivity, and resilience of agricultural lands, rangelands, and other working landscapes. The District staff provides technical assistance, planning, and project implementation for efforts related to grazing, pollinator habitat, silvopasture, and other stewardship practices that benefit both working lands and natural resources.

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Carbon Farm Plans

The term “Carbon Farming” may be unfamiliar, but most of the farming practices involved in the process will be recognizable to farmers. In a nutshell…

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Mobile Irrigation Lab

The Mobile Irrigation Lab (MIL) is a service that provides on-site evaluations of individual irrigation systems. Our Mobile Lab technicians, trained…

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CDFA Technical Assistance: HSP & SWEEP

Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District (CSLRCD) staff draws on their combined years of experience to help provide local growers, ranchers and…

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Conservation Agriculture Planning Grant Program

Conserving natural resources is fundamental to sustaining the productivity and resilience of agricultural land. Recognizing this, the Coastal San Luis…