Browse Items (60 total) for Kossuth County Soil and Water Conservation District Historical Collection
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1975 Letter from the State Conservationist, William Brune, to the Kossuth County SWCD.
Letter from William Brune, State Conservationist, to Mr. Claude Seely, Chairman of the Kossuth Co. SWCD, congratulating them on the great work they are doing in there district, especially in hiring the first woman Soil and Water Conservation District…
1981 Letter from the State Conservationist, William Brune, to the Kossuth County SWCD.
Letter from William Brune, State Conservationist, to Mr. Wendell Christensen, Chairman of the Kossuth Co. SWCD, congratulating them on the great work they are doing in there district, especially in the work of Conservation Tillage in Kossuth County. …
Open Ditch on Jerry Wolf's farm.
An open ditch being constructed during October, 1967 on Jerry Wolf's farmland.
Iowa Achievement Winners of Divsion II - tenent-operated farms: Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Christensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Christensen were the district winners in the Division II - tenent-operated farm.
Iowa Achievement Winners of Divsion III - New District Coordinator: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Frink of Fenton, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Frink were the district winners in the Division III - New District Coordinator, Iowa Achievement Winners.
Iowa Achievement Winners of Divsion I - owner-operated farms: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bleich and Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bleich and Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall were the district winners in the Division I - owned-operated farm.
Erpelding Pit Pond
Erpelding pit pond under construction during October, 1967
Front of the Kossuth County SWCD office in Algona, Iowa
Photo of the front of the Kossuth County SWCD office in Algona, Iowa. 1968.
1968 Kossuth County Soil and Water Conservation District Soil Survey Progress Map
Survey map of soil conservation progress of Kossuth County, Iowa
No-till Acreage up in 1984: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service NEWS.
Newsletter that highlights the benefits of no-till conservation techniques in 1984.
