Quarterly Conservation Newsletter District Directors List
San Saba Brady Soil and Water Conservation District presents quarterly update listing Zone 2 Robt L Smith chairman Rochelle Texas Zone S Raymond Barrier vice chair San Saba Texas Zone 1 Jack Edmiston secretary Voca Texas Zone 3 Kenneth Kuykendall Cherokee Texas Zone 4 Van Gossett Mercury Texas. Assistance available without regard to race color religion sex or national origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. L. Smith
Rochelle
Texas
Raymond Barrier
Chm
San Saba
Jack Edmiston
Voca
Kenneth Kuykendall Cherokee
van Gossett Mercury
San Saba-Brady Soil and Water
T. N. Wood
Richland Springs
Wood
Kenneth Kuykendall
The
Texas Assn. of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
District Directors Hold Field Day and Elections in October
An October election at Elm Grove Community Center elected a District Director for Zone 4. Directors attended a Powell Ranch field day at Fort McKavett and the State Soil and Water District Directors met in Lubbock. Mood prevention structures were inspected. Board meetings are set for January 16 at the LORA Building San Saba, February 20 at the Priess Building Brady, and March 20 at the LORA Building San Saba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove Community Center
Powell Ranch
Fort McKavett
Soil & Water Conservation District
Lubbock
LORA
San Saba
Priess
Brady
van Gossett
Elm Grove
San Saba County
Mr. Gossett
J. N. Wood
Richland Springs
Gossett
Four Natural Laws Of Nature Pledge And Thanks Ad
The text outlines natural growth principles and a pledge to conserve resources, noting leaves feeding roots and the balance of grazed and ungrazed plants. It also includes a citizen pledge to protect soil minerals forests waters and wildlife and ends with gratitude from the San Saba Brady District Board to local businesses for ad purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba Brady District
Erosion Control Benefits Highlighted for Land Stewardship
The passage outlines methods to control erosion and reduce sediment and pollution while conserving moisture, preventing floods, storing water for beneficial use, increasing profits, securing food supply, beautifying landscapes, and providing recreation opportunities.
Managing Livestock in Drought Years A Flexible Herd Approach
The article warns drought will persist with little rainfall and stresses avoiding grass use to protect pastures. It advises early herd adjustments, selling non productive stock, and adopting a flexible system of 50 to 65 percent breeding animals with stockers to maximize forage use and minimize losses.
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