Forest trees offer idle acres a productive land use
The article explains using idle farm land in Kansas for timber through the Forestry Incentives Program created by Congress in 1973. It encourages small private forest owners to reclaim idle acres near drainage areas by sharing planting and forest management costs to meet rising wood demand.
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Kansas
Congress
United States
Prime farmland overlay map planned for Douglas County
The Soil Conservation Service with the Douglas County Conservation District is gathering data to create an overlay map of prime and unique farmland in Douglas County. It defines prime land as suitable for food and fiber crops with the soil quality and moisture to yield high, sustained production under modern farming methods.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Douglas County
Taul elected to Douglas County ASC Committee for 1976
The state ASC committee for Kansas approved the Douglas County ASC election. C T Taul is chosen for a three year term starting January 1. He has long service on the community committee and as an alternate county committeeman. Other 1976 members are Charles B. Taylor Jr. as chairman and Raymond H. Ice as vice chairman with Harold W. Eisele and Raymond E. Deay as alternates. The committee informs farmers about local conditions and helps shape farm programs under ASCS guidelines.
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The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service For
Kansas
ASC
Douglas County
C.T. Taul
Taul
Charles B. Taylor Jr
Raymond H. Ice
Harold W. Eisele
Raymond E. Deay
Congress
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