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Iowa Soil and Water, 1960

Iowa Soil and Water publication features Monroe County Soil District, 1960. Features district staff, commissioners, and various conservation practices with photographs taken within Monroe County.

Tags: Alexina Edwards, Bob Lott, Bob McGinnis, Carl Proctor, Cecil Murphy, Charles Fowler, Clarence Beem, Clifford Davis, Connie McAninch, Contour Farming, Dale Barker, Dallas Faber, Dallas Kerns, Dean Schlapia, Dr. R. R. Pearson Farm, Drop Inlet, FFA, Francis Hamilton, Frank Bell Farm, Harold Mason, Harvey Kline, Howard Wilson, J.E. Spencer, James Foster, Joe Evans, John Botts, John Horton, John Ryan, John Young, June Rouse, Katherine Falvey, Kenneth Free, Ladies Auxiliary, Larry Dayton, Lyle Cloyed, Margaret Herring, Mary Anderson, Mary Carbin Farm, Mary Joanne Wasko, Mary Lou Rinehart, Melvin Sinclair, Monroe Soil and Water Conservation District, Mrs. Jessie Howells, Multiflora Rose, Newell Bros. Farm, Newman Lyle, Parrelel Terraces, Pat Carbin, Patty Gray, Philip J. O'Brien, Ponds. Stock Ponds, Queen of Conservation, Rev. Donald Gruber, Ronald Goode, s, Sam Shepard Farm, Soil Stewardship, Terraces, Thomas Brown, Vincent Scieszinski, Walter Gardner, Wayne Clark

Multiflora Rose fence separating pasture from cropland.

Multiflora Rose fence separating pasture from cropland on Willard Mann's farm in Indianola, Iowa.

Tags: E. Cole, Indianola Iowa, Multiflora Rose, Soil and Water Conservation, Warren County, Willard Mann

Multiflora rose on the Chapman farm.

Photos of multiflora rose on the Chapman farm in Cherokee County, Iowa.

Tags: Chapman Farm, Cherokee County Iowa, Farmland, Multiflora Rose, Soil and Water Conservation

Multiflora Rose upon ridge diversions.

Multiflora Rose planted upon ridge diversions in the Hooper Area, a State Conservation Commission owned land in Indianola, Iowa.

Tags: E. Cole, Hooper Area, Indianola Iowa, Multiflora Rose, State Conservation Commission of Iowa, Warren County

Vernon Baasch farm, 1963

B&W photograph series taken on Vernon Baasch farm. Photos feature a gully; an unidentified man with multiflora rose, and an unidentified man standing on open land.

Tags: Gully Erosion, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Multiflora Rose, Vernon Baasch Farm, Waterway

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