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Man Stands by TOT Pipe in Field

A man stands in a field by a TOT pipe used for tiled outlet terrace drainage

Construction Work at the Big Wyacondah Watershed - Site 16

Large Outlet Pipe at Big Wyacondah Watershed Site 31L

Man stands on pipe looking down at water from pipe and two more men beside the pipe look at water

New Watershed Structure on Stan Rodger Farm

T.F. Borrowers Talking Over What to do with an Old Well in Davis County, Iowa

A group of men stand around an old well trying to decide what to do with it

T.F. Soils Schoo,l Davis County, Iowa

Men in overcoats walk beside an eroded enbankment

Queen of the Furrow Candidates for 1958 in Drakesville, Iowa

The Queen of the Furrow in later years was renamed to the Queen of Davis County Conservation. The queens are crowned at the Davis County Old Soldiers and Settlers Reunion in Drakesville held every year,

Hostesses at the Tea Table

A tea was held for the Queen of Conservation contestants to help choose the queen for 1973

Davis County Queen of Conservation Contestants in 1973

Suzanne Bradford, in the green printed dress, was chosen Queen

William K Brune, State Conservationist

William J. Brune, State Conservationist in the U.S. Soil Conservation Service served in this capacity during the 1970's and '80's

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