The Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP) is the federal cost-share program that replaced the Agricultural Conservation Program (ACP) in 1996 under the new farm bill. The purpose of EQIP is to provide technical and financial assistance to…
West Burlington Jr/iSr High School Science Teacher Tam1 Ple1n received an award for Outstanding Science Teacher Grades 7-12 during the 1999 Conservation Districts of Iowa 53rd Annual Conference. The purpose of the award is to recognize outstanding…
Local winners of the Conseration Milestones at Millenium award are Charles & Connie Nealey of Danville. Also pictured is State Conservationist LeRoy Brown and Ken Tow, Director, Division of Soil Conservation, Iowa Department of Agriculture. All are…
Clayton Thacker of Oakville has been chosen as the recipient of an annual scholarship sponsored by the Des Moines County Soil and Water Conservation District in conjunction with the Conservation Districts of Iowa and CDI Auxiliary. He is the son of…
Charles Nealey of Danville was selected as winner in Division I in 1995. This division is for family-operated or owner-operated farms on which the owner-operator has established and maintained the most complete conservation program as determined by…
Photographs of the booth and district sign for the Des Moines County Soil and Water Conservation District at the 1997 Ag Expo in Des Moines are shown here.
Brian Gall, of Burlington And Charles Weyer of Sperry, were chosen as co-recipients of the 2002 Des Moines County Soil and Water Conservation District Scholarship. Brian graduated from Notre Dame High School and attends Quincy University. He is the…
Conservationist J.B. Martin and Jeff Bergman get ready to hand out conservation awards at the Ag Expo. The awards are sponsored by the Des Moines County Soil and Water Conservation District
