Soil Conservation Taught Across Chateau High School Voc-Ag
Chateau High School Vocational Agriculture classes teach soil conservation from Ag I to IV. Instructors emphasize erosion rates, land use, and soil biology, with planning for farm layout, field sizes, and land descriptions. Senior courses cover range management and soil chemistry, tying conservation to economy and home farms.
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Chateau High School
J. R. Nauck
Vo-Ag
Forest Service
Furrows Plowed Hills Turn Into Rain Drop Race Tracks
A playful observation notes furrows on slopes act as tiny race tracks for raindrops. Drops race downhill following ridges, revealing how soil texture shapes water flow and erosion patterns in wet weather.
Five-Man Soil District Supervisors Drive County Conservation
The five members of the Soil Conservation District board in Teton County serve without pay and without using law funds. Their shared interest supports continued agricultural productivity, aided by public agencies and private support from individuals and businesses for county conservation efforts.
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Board of Supervisors of the
Soil Conservation District
Teton County
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Pete Bouma
Teton River
Uust
Rilo Buildings
Enuction Lumber Company
Choteau, Montana
CLALS
Elec
Thei
Calkins
Red
Encod
Massey-Harris
Choteau
Montana
John and
Leslie Baker
John Chalmers
John Oberfoell
Martin Arensmeyer
Burton Ditch
Er Natural Resources
M.R.C
Eldon Cook
Choteau, Mont
Citizens State Bank
Choteau Barage
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