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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1936

Page

16

Soil Conserva Service hailed for Deep River revival

The Soil Conservation Service is credited with boosting agriculture and industry in the Deep River region. Officials tout its soil protection drive as vital to Guilford and Randolph counties, stopping erosion and rebuilding local farms and communities.

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Deep River Soil Conservation Plan Gains Ground in North Carolina

Dr J H Stallings leads coordinated erosion control and land use efforts across Guilford Randolph and Forsyth counties. The Deep River project covers 138 640 acres on 2 100 farms, with tobacco a leading but not dominant crop and widespread topsoil loss prior to conservation.

Stallings Guilford Randolph Nature Dr. Stallings Deep River Project Soil Erosion Service United States Department of the Interior High Point Sheraton Hotel Deep River Valley Association Allen Jay School Cedar Square Providence Sumner Deep River Florence School For Colored Piedmont North Carolina Forsyth Randolph Counties Kernersville Randleman

Carried The Torch At Washington Shows Erosion Scale

The survey shows 3.5 percent of land unfarmed by erosion and 57 percent severely sheet eroded. About 156000 acres of cultivated land show gullying, highlighting the vast erosion problem faced by the Soil Erosion Service.

Stallings Soil Erosion Service Department of the Interior Soil Conservation Service Department of Agriculture ECW CCC High Point State Extension Service

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