Annual Report of Upper Leon Soil Conservation District
The Upper Leon Soil Conservation District formed December 14 1940 received its charter March 20 and expanded by 338790 acres to 1235754 acres of farmland. The 1954 report notes 247 plans on 73221 acres and 2758 total plans on 655142 acres, with 1731 cooperators served and 49565 soil surveys this year. Major practices include contour farming 8466 acres cover crops 22071 acres and 116 pond constructions among others. Watershed associations Green Creek Besley Creek Rush Creek and Cow and Armstrong Creek active in推动 land treatment and watershed protection amid drought and high seed prices.
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Upper Leon
Green Creek
Besley Creek
Rush Creek
Cow
Armstrong Creeks
Drouth
Upper Leon Scd
Besley Creek Watershed Association
Soil Conservation District
O. F. Armstrong
State Soil Conservation Board
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation
Cisco
Eastland County
State Association of Soil Conservation District
Fort Worth
Hickman
Gibson
E. L. Keller
Brady
W. R. Heizer
Green Creek Pilot
Green Creek Watershed Steering Committee
J. A. D. Gibson
Dublin Development Club
Commissioners Court
Erath County
Rising Star
Chamber of Commerce
Eastland
de Leon
Comanche
Dublin
Deep Creek
Rush
Duncan, Sweetwater
Copperas Creek
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W. J. Fritts
H. W. Turney
Nual
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
John Deere Dealer
Fort Worth Press
Save the Soil
Burleson
Poage
H N. Smith
State Soil Conservation Service
Leon
Green Creek Watershed Association
Board
Congress
Soil Conservatia
Dublin Withtendance
J. IL Case Company
Quality Implement Co
J. P. Cook
North Mary Street
Joe Steele
Virgil Norris
Shankle’s Grocery & Marke
Leo Shankle
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Arthur
Sigmund Romberg
Nelson Eddy