Verle Arnold, work unit conservationist for the Davis
County Soil Conservation District, spoke to the Bloomfield Rotary Club about the progress on the Wyacondah and Carter Creek watersheds.
A plaque was awarded to Harold Baughman at a conference by AI Bull, managing editor of the Wallace's
Farmer magazme, which sponsors ·the annual recognition. The award was the only one given in the thirteen county region.
A record number of trees- 57,000 are being planted in Davis County this spring according to Bruce Plum, district forester of the State Conservation Commission.
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A bullding, located at the corner of Locust and Dodge Streets in Bloomfield, will house the ASCS, the S01l Conservation Service, the Farmers Home Administration, and the Extension Service
Mrs. Hazel Boley, high school sciencc teacher, and Mrs. Ann E.llen McMains, first grade teacher in the Davis County Community School District have been awarded tuition srholarships to attend Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp during the summer…
Encompassing 24,480 acres in Iowa, the 18-mile-long Carter Creek watershed area starts near Moulton in Appanoose County and enters Missouri south of Bloomfield. The watershed averages 2.5 miles wide.
