Soil is the foundation of life.  Healthy soils are crucial for food, fiber, and feed production.  
NRCS can assist landowners with learning more about their soils and improving soil health with the following practices:
  • Conservation Cover
  • Conservation Crop Rotation
  • Cover Crops
  • Reduced Till or No-Till
Did you know you can access free soil and site information about your property?  From identifying the soils on your property to finding out if your property is suitable for a septic system, Web Soil Survey is a great tool for landowners to use.  

Web Soil Survey can be accessed here:
​  websoilsurvey.sc.egov.usda.gov/App/HomePage.htm
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Please reach out if you'd like to discuss
​ the soils on your property or set up a site visit.

email
Misa.Cady@usda.gov
​Kelly.Sippl@usda.gov
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phone
906-251-3070
906-251-3064​

address
780 Commerce Drive
Suite C
​Marquette, MI 49855

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