阿拉斯加再生农业试点新增三项适用措施：2027财年资助增至10亿美元，申请截止11月13日与明年4月15日
美国农业部自然资源保护局（NRCS）阿拉斯加州办公室11月2日在阿拉斯加州马塔努斯卡-苏西特纳自治市镇 Palmer 宣布，2027财年再生农业试点项目新增三项符合条件的保护措施：溪流栖息地改善与管理、水生生物通道（鱼道），以及现已适用于牧场、草场和林地的田间土壤健康评估，连同全国通用的其他15项核心措施，为阿拉斯加农户提供更多采用保护性耕作体系的机会，以改善土壤健康、水质和长期农场韧性。
NRCS 表示，新增措施是在听取州技术咨询委员会意见后确定的，意在贴合阿拉斯加本地的资源关切、生产体系和农户需求。阿拉斯加州保护专家 Alan D. McBee 表示，阿拉斯加农业面临生长季短、供应链偏远和极端天气等独特挑战，该项目为生产者改善土地健康与生产力提供了更多工具。
2027财年，该项目的联邦资助由7亿美元增至10亿美元，其中6.5亿美元经环境质量激励计划（EQIP）、3.5亿美元经保护管理计划（CSP）拨付。项目保持全农场规划要求，同时将 CSP 申请人须处理的州内关键土壤与水资源关切土地比例从100%降至75%，以降低准入门槛。农户可随时通过当地 NRCS 服务中心报名；有意获得本财年资助者，申请截止日期为2026年11月13日和2027年4月15日。
（来源：美国农业部自然资源保护局）
Alaska Regenerative Pilot Adds Three Eligible Practices: FY2027 Funding Rises to $1 Billion, With Application Deadlines November 13 and April 15
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Alaska announced in Palmer, Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska, on November 2 that three practices have been added for farmers participating in the Regenerative Pilot Program in fiscal year 2027: Stream Habitat Improvement and Management, Aquatic Organism Passage (fish passage), and In-Field Soil Health Assessment, now available for range, pasture and forest land. Together with 15 other primary practices available nationwide, they give Alaska producers more opportunities to adopt conservation systems that improve soil health, water quality and long-term farm resilience.
NRCS said the added practices were recommended with feedback from the State Technical Advisory Committee to reflect local resource concerns, production systems and producer needs. Alan D. McBee, state conservationist for USDA NRCS Alaska, said Alaska faces unique agricultural challenges, from short growing seasons and remote supply chains to extreme weather, and the program gives producers additional tools to improve the health and productivity of their land.
For fiscal year 2027, federal assistance for the program rises from $700 million to $1 billion, with $650 million dedicated through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and $350 million through the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP). The program maintains whole-farm planning while lowering the CSP requirement to address Alaska's identified critical soil and water resource concerns from 100% of an applicant's land to 75%. Producers can sign up anytime through their local NRCS Service Center; Alaska producers interested in funding during the current fiscal year should apply by November 13, 2026, and April 15, 2027.
(Source: USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service)
来源：美国农业部自然资源保护局
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图片来源：图：阿拉斯加马塔努斯卡山谷的农田与灌溉设施。NIOSH 摄，Public domain，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Farmland and irrigation in Alaska's Matanuska Valley. By NIOSH, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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