The Forsytehes operate a Grade A dairy farm and were recent winners in the Soil Conservation contest. Recently, their farms was named 1970's regional sweepstakes winner for the Iowa Soil Conservation Achievement Awards.
A Davis County couple, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Forsythe, have been names regional soil sweepstates winners in the 1970 Iowa Soil Conservation Achievement Awards Program.
Sixty-five local farmers received fish last week for stocking ponds. The fish came from the Fairport National Fish Hatchery in Muscatine throught the Soil Conservation Service.
Ervin J.J. Koos of Shelby, past president of the Iowa Association of Soil Conservation District commissioners, will be guest speaker at the 1970 Davis County Soil conservation banquet on Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. at the United Methodist Church here.…
Mrs. Isabel oatman received the Davis County Soncervatin Teacher of the Year Award at the annual county soil district banquet last week. Gerald Forsythe was winn of th Davis County Soil Conservation District award and regional sweepstkes winner i the…
Gerald Forsythe and Mrs. Jack Boatman have been named local winners in the awards program sponsord state-wide by the Des Moines Regiser and Tribune and the Iowa Farm and Home Register.
Seeding recently shaped wateways, newly contructed pond banks and other exposed areas should be completed before Sept. 10 in order to allow for substantial growth before colder weather says Greg Martin, soil conservationis for the Davis County Soil…
This document includes a an updated Review of Watershed Projects in Des Moines County for the purpose of developing a long range watershed development plan. There is also an appendix document entitled An Appraisal for Potential for Outdoor…
March 15 is the deadline for ordering stock from the State Conservation Commission Nursery at Ames. Evergreens, hardwoods, black walnut seedlings and special wildlife packets containing an asortment of 250 plants beneficial to wildlife is also…
This is the program for the 26th Annual Davis County Soil and Water District Banquet held November 18, 1970 in Bloomfield, Iowa. The program includes updates on the Big Wyacondah and Carter Creek Watersheds as well as erosion concerns
