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The Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) is administered by the Natural Resources Conservation Service, and it offers financial support for farmers and ranchers who commit to ecosystem-friendly practices in their operations over time. In this segment, rancher Ariel Greenwood drives out onto leased rangelands in northeastern New Mexico, where she does ongoing rangeland monitoring as a part of the program.
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