Kansas Soil Conservation Achievements 1970
The World Soil Conservation Section outlines Kansas efforts on terraces 10627 miles and waterways 10316 acres, contour farming 675,121 acres, residue management 1,654,961 acres, and windbreaks 455 miles. It highlights irrigation support, land-use changes, and policy shifts under NEPA and executive orders, noting progress and remaining needs.
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Kansas
SCS
Kansas Department of Health
Soil Condition Surveys Progressing in Kansas
Soil conservation surveys in Kansas reach 58 percent completion covering 30,366,843 acres as of last summer. Smith County led 1970 with the most land surveyed, conducted by the Soil Conservation Service in cooperation with Kansas State University.
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Kansas
Soil Conservation Service
Kansas State University
Smith County
Five to Receive Soil Awards at SCS Event
Douglas County farmers Emery Mignot Charles Fawl Lyman Kirk and Gilbert and LaVerne Gilges will be honored Monday at the 25th anniversary Douglas County Soil Conservation District dinner at Baldwin High School. The program includes poster and essay winners and a talk by Baker University’s Lowell Gish.
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Douglas County
Wakarusa Watershed District
Lawrence
Soil Conservation Bankers
Douglas County Soil Conservation District
Robert E. McIntyre
County Soil Conservation Service Office
Baldwin High School
Emery Mignot
Rt. 1
Wellsville
Charles Fawl
Rt. 2
Overbrook
Lyman Kirk
Gilbert and LaVerne Gilges
Baldwin
SCS
Lowell Gish
Baker University
Ramon Ortiz
Transportation
Cuba
Mignot
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World Soil Conservation Section
Bolline
Eudora Flats
Journal-World
Will Hess
Don Nutt
Baldwin State Bank
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Baledwin
Ethel
FFA
Fawl
Doris
Lone Star Lake
Church
The
Soil Conservation District Board
Kirk
Lee Norah
Kirk Is A Member
LaVerne
Gilbert Gilges
Gilges Brothers
Worden
Gilges
Gilbert
Hazel
Patricia
Tally Creek