; and (C) improving farm, ranch, and other working land profitability. (5) Integrate, collate, and link, to the greatest extent practicable, data identified or collected under this subsection with other government or nongovernmental data sources that include crop yields, soil health, covered conservation practices, and other production practices. (6) Establish a conservation and farm productivity secure data center designed to carry out the purposes of this section that ensures the security, privacy, and integrity of data. (7) Make available data through the secure data center established under paragraph (6) to academic institutions and researchers that meet the user permission requirements described in subsection (d)(2)(A) for the provision of technical assistance. (8) Analyze, consistent with the scientific integrity policy of the Department, the data identified or collected under this subsection to consider the impacts of covered conservation practices and other production practices on enhancing crop yields, soil health, and ecosystem services and improving farm, ranch, and other working land profitability. (9) Use the results of the analyses under paragraph (8) to improve the implementation of Department programs to increase productivity, profitability, and ecological benefits of farm, ranch, and other working land, including relating to issues identified in the evidence-building plan of the Department required under section 312 of title 5, United States Code. (10) Promptly make available on the public-facing component of the secure data center established under paragraph (6) the research, analysis, evaluation products, and other information generated in carrying out this section (including open Government data assets (as defined in section 3502 of title 44, United States Code), to the extent permissible by law)— (A) that demonstrates the impacts of covered conservation practices and other production practices on enhancing crop yields, soil health, and ecosystem services, reducing risk, and improving farm,