The greatest method to come up with original ideas isn't to copy what everyone else is doing, but combining the resources of numerous individuals and organisations can increase a project's efficiency and sustainability. The USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) regularly works with partners in the public and private sectors through the Conservation Innovation Grant Program to promote "out of the box" agriculture practises. By providing funding for two new projects at the state level that, by fortunate coincidence, benefit livestock, avian life, and pollinators, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Virginia is carrying on the work of the Conservation Investment Grant (CIG) programme, which has been in operation for close to 20 years. The 2022 announcement concentrated on both soil health and habitat restoration in order to promote participation from partners and landowners in research and demonstrations of cutting-edge technologies, practises, and systems. Thankfully, two of the most significant conservation organisations in the world have stepped up to the plate with plans to test out cutting-edge solutions to these resource concerns, each of which has gotten its own financing.