Conservation Security Program Audio Public Service Announcements

Rewards the best… motivates the rest!

Entertaining and informative, these four radio public service announcements will help listeners understand that the Conservation Security Program rewards farmers and ranchers who practice good stewardship.

Do the Right Thing (30 seconds, 499 KB, MP3 Audio)
Reward Good Work (30 seconds, 499 KB, MP3 Audio)
Win Big (30 seconds, 499 KB, MP3 Audio)
Rewards (30 seconds, 499 KB, MP3 Audio)

By airing these PSAs as often as possible, you can help your neighbors and others in your listening area understand the importance of this program for a healthy environment and the agricultural producers who go out of their way to care for the land.

In West Virginia, CSP is available in three watersheds. The Elk River watershed includes parts of Braxton, Clay, Kanawha, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Randolph, Roane, and Webster counties. The Twelvepole Creek watershed includes parts of Cabell, Lincoln, Logan, and Wayne counties. The Little Muskingum-Middle Island (Upper Ohio River 3) watershed includes parts of Doddridge, Marshall, Pleasants, Tyler, Wetzel, and Wood counties.

Thank you for supporting conservation in your watershed.

CSP RADIO SCRIPT #1
“Do the Right Thing”
Time: 30 sec

Have you ever been rewarded for doing the right thing—returning a lost wallet, putting your neighbor’s cows back in the pasture? Maybe now is your chance. The new Conservation Security Program rewards farmers and ranchers for taking care of the land—keeping water clean and soil healthy. To see if you qualify for a Conservation Security Program payment, take the self-assessment. Contact your local Natural Resources Conservation Service office or USDA Service Center.

CSP RADIO SCRIPT #2
“Reward Good Work”
Time: 30 sec

Announcer #1: In recognition of our local scout troop’s contribution to…
(Next line steps in)

Announcer #2: Recognizing Mrs. Wiley’s efforts to rebuild the…
(Next line steps in)

Announcer #3: The award for best effort goes to…

It’s important to reward good work. That’s why the new Conservation Security Program rewards farmers and ranchers who practice good stewardship.

The Conservation Security Program rewards the best and motivates the rest. This message is from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service.

CSP RADIO SCRIPT #3
“Win Big”
Time: 30 sec

Announcer: Buffer strips
—buzzer—
Contestant: How to protect your water source?

Announcer: Soil testing
—buzzer—
Contestant: How to reduce fertilizer use?

Announcer: Conservation tillage
—buzzer—
Contestant: How do you improve the soil?
—sounds of winning a contest—

America’s farmers and ranchers have a chance to win big. The new Conservation Security Program rewards producers for conservation practices they already use to improve soil and water quality. To find out if you qualify for this program, contact your local Natural Resources Conservation Service office or USDA Service Center.

CSP RADIO SCRIPT #4
“Rewards”
Time: 30 sec

In this world, there are bonuses from chemical and seed dealers, rebates on trucks… What about a reward for caring for the environment?

The new Conservation Security Program rewards farmers and ranchers who go out of their way to care for the land. Paying those who have kept the soil healthy, water clean and land productive. To see if you qualify, contact your local Natural Resources Conservation Service office or USDA Service Center.

The Conservation Security Program—rewarding the best, motivating the rest.

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