Unique features seen on conservation tour in Wisconsin
Northwestern Wisconsin Soil and Water Conservation District supervisors toured three major projects funded by new water quality act funds. They viewed a 17000 dollar barnyard waste control at the Allen Lawrence farm, the Clam River Dam bank stabilization using cellular concrete blocks, and a 75000 dollar weed harvester demonstration on Clam Lake.
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Northwestern
Wisconsin
Ashland
Bayfield
Burnett
Douglas
Iron
Price, Rusk
Sawyer
Taylor
Washburn
Clam River
U.S
Clam River Dam
WPA
Clam Lake
Burnett County
Wisconsin tour spotlights manure pit funded by quality control fund
Conservation leaders from ten northern counties viewed a new manure storage pit the first in Wisconsin built with funds from the state's water quality control fund. Beth Lawrence of Shell Lake stands by a streambank fencing project that keeps cattle out of a prime trout stream. The Lawrence farm joined the annual SWCD tour.
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Allen and Beth Lawrence
Shell Lake
Montgomery Creek
Wisconsin
Beth Lawrence
Lawrence
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Mrs. Lawrence
Northwestern District
Midwest
Memory Lake Park
Grantsburg
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Polfus
Alei Rea
New
Richmond, WI
Barron
Bank On
Chicago
Chicago Eastern
Chicago Systems
Williams & Nacke Construction CO
P.O. Box
RT. 2
New Auburn
Sealstor
Sealstar
Southwestern Porcelain, Inc
Sand Springs
Oklahoma
Smalls Sealstor
Smalls Stealstor
Menomonie, WI
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