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

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Rocky Ravine Dirt Stopped by Barrier

Erosion caused dirt to fall into a ravine, but is held back by a silver barrier. The photo is from a negative

Rows of Beans in Contoured Field Separated by Shrubs

This photo is from a negative.

Rushing Flood Water Erodes Land

This photo from a negative shows flood waters rushing into a field.

Rushing Water From Flood Causing Erosion

Rushing water from server flooding runs across a field causing erosion

Sam and Chris Botts Christmas Card and news in 1988

Chris was a receptionist and secretary for the Davis County Soil Conservation Service for twenty-three years. She retired in 1986.

Scenes of Bare Cropland

These photo negatives show bare land areas that have been cleared for construction projects

Seven Men at District Commissioners; Meeting Review 1974 Annual Report

The seven reviewers include Commissioners Sam Botts, Phil Melvin,Carol Heady, LaVern Weilbrenner, Lionel Herteen; Assistant Commissioner Charles Chickering and D. Eugene Francis, Technician

Seven Men at Soil Commission Meeting

These seven men are attending a soil commissioners' meeting with representatives of Soap Creek Watershed and supervisors Fred Hainline (DC), John Sheppard (Supervisor), Ray Moore, Don Chickering, Wayne Birchmier (staff member), Lyle Asell (AC) and…

Seven People in Corn Field

Left to right in this photo are Harold D. Bogert, Loren Cassel, Max Proctor, Bob Boatman, Don Balick, Gerald Forsythe, and Frances Selix

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