The Healthy Soils Program stems from the California Healthy Soils Initiative, a collaboration of state agencies and departments to promote the development of healthy soils on California's farmlands and ranchlands. 

Colusa-Glenn Subwatershed Program (CGSP) also known as the Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program (ILRP) was initiated to prevent agricultural runoff from impairing surface waters, and later included the addition of groundwater regulations. Runoff from irrigated lands can contain pollutants, such as pesticides, fertilizers, salts, and sediment, which can harm aquatic life and/or make water unusable…

The State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP) provides financial assistance in the form of grants to implement irrigation systems that reduce greenhouse gases and save water on California agriculture operations. Eligible system components include (among others) soil moisture monitoring, drip systems, switching to low pressure irrigation systems, pump retrofits, variable frequency…

The RCPP is the Regional Conservation Partnership Program with the tital Building Fire Resiliency in California's Coast Range Forests and Grasslands. The project has brought federal funding to the region to support financial and technical assistance to deployment of fuel reduction, post-fire recovery, and reosion control practices in high wildfire risk ares in Colusa, Lake , Mendocino, Napa…

The Conservation Agriculture Planning Grant Program (CAPGP) funds the development of various typed of agricultural conservation plans related to the CDFA Climate Smart Agriculture Programs(CSA). These programs address risks that climate change poses to agriculture, including but not limited to, drought, uncertain water availability, increased temperatures, and increased pest pressures. The funded…

The Pollinator Habitat Program provides funding to work directly with farmers and ranchers to install habitat and implement management practices that support pollinators.