New Era for Piedmont Agriculture Through Deep River Soil Work
Article outlines Deep River Soil Conservation area in North Carolina, its composition from Guilford to Randolph counties, and a plan to demonstrate balanced soil use. It notes tobacco as a cash crop, diversified farming, erosion issues, and soil types with a goal to boost farm income and soil health.
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Piedt
North Carolina
Fort Guilford
Randolph Niles
Deep River
Ereville
Randleman
Inn
Ita Gobi Desert
Hich
Mali
W. D. Lee
SCS
Elena
Wilkes
Georgeville
Cecil
Mecklenburg
Stredell
Vidseon
Herndon
Alamance
Ange
Goldston
Endow
Ils
Deep River erosion survey sparks soil conservation push
A Deep River area survey maps 75 895 acres with only 3.5 percent showing erosion and 67 percent severely eroded. The report notes topsoil loss, gullying, and widespread erosion, driving Soil Conservation Service efforts with local farm programs, forestry, and wildlife work.
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Stallings
Soll Hrostrom Service
Department of the Interior
Sofl Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Fam
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