Browse Items (719 total) for Davis County Soil and Water Conservation District Historical Collection

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1961 - Money on trees yes

Bruce Plum, a state forester recommends planting pine trees on farms because they can be thinned and used as greens, fence posts and then pulpwood.

1961 - Diana Miller - Queen

Diana Miller was crowned the 1961 Davis County Queen of Conservation.

1961 - Davis County conservation achievement awards

Divisional winners in the 1961 Soil Conservation Achievement contest were Ches1er Adams; Teddy Dixon and his father Dale, who shared a plaque; and Rex Blackwell Harvey Roulet and Wayne Bain receive conservation awards in the second photo from county…

1962 - Cite Blackwell for 18 years of soil work

Dale Bl,ackwcll, a commissioner
of the Davis County conservation district
here since its formation 18 years
ago, received two citations at the annual d1strict banquet.

1962 - Citations for Blackwell

Dale Blackwell is recognized at his retirement for his for his service for 18 years as a soil district commissioner.

1962 -Soil Sweepstakes Winners Named

Sweepstakes award winners in the 1962 Iowa Soil Conservation Achievement Awards are announced in 9 regions. The awards are sponsored by the Des Moines Register and Tribune and the Iowa Farm and Home Register

1962 - Davis County conservation awards in 1962 and 1963

Recipients of 1962 and 1963 Davis County conservation awards are shown in these two photos.

1962 - Barbara Allen and Kay Clyman

Barbara Allen is runner up in the 1962 Queen of Conservation" contest in Davis County, Iowa that was won by Kay Clyman

1962 - Kay Clyman wins queen contest

Kay Clyman is crowned queen of conservation in 1962

1952 - An Education in Modern Farming Practices

Twenty-five business men take an agricultural tour in Missouri

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