Frank H. Mendell, State Conservationist, writes to Noah Schrock, Chairman of the Des Moines County Soil Conservation District, expressing his interest in the 1946 Annual Report of the District, the first one.
This issue of the Davis County Republicn and Bloomfield Democrat thanks the public for attending their open house on February 4-5, 1955 in celebration of 100 years in operation.
The report shows that a total 444 farm plans are currently in effect involving 91,122 acres Major accomplishments in soil conservation by the District during 1954 are listed.
Administrator D.A. Williams encourages Soil Conservation Service staff to encourage and aid farmers and ranchers to plan and apply soil and water conservation measures, but to do for them only those things that need to be done in the public…
This memorandum encourages Conservation Service personnel to develop good working relationships with the county soil conservation districts because the success of the Soil Conservation movement depends upon the exercising of local responsibility and…
Area conservationists were requested to estimate the amount of cultivatable land being taken out of agricultural use for three five year periods.. The Soil Conservation Service was asked about the extent of recent withdrawals of cultivatable land…
