Countryside conservationist urges balanced rural environment
Orville W. Love of USDA SCS Topeka stresses rural needs beyond economics. He calls for soil erosion control, water quality, wildlife habitat, air cleanliness, and scenic open spaces while noting sediment pollution, highway waste, and open dumps as ongoing challenges to farm, forest, and range lands.
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Orville W. Love
Usda Scs
Topeka, Kan
America
Seiba
Franklin County Soil District to Hold Annual Meeting
The Franklin County Soil Conservation District will hold its annual meeting at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at Memorial Auditorium. Kansas Bankers Association will present awards to four outstanding Franklin County conservation farmers for 1970: Bennie Stinson Ottawa RFD 1 George McDaniels Lane Bernard Fischer Ottawa RFD 1 and H Arton Jones Pomona. An election for a three year supervisor term will be held. Guest speaker George Logan WIBW TV Radio Topeka will discuss Continent Of Contrast and show a South America slide.
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Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Memorial Auditorium
Kansas Bankers Association
Franklin County
Bennie Stinson
Ottawa Rfd
George McDaniels
Lane
Bernard Fischer
H. Arton Jones
Pomona
George Logan
Wibw TV
Topeka
South America
Stinson farm wins Franklin County conservation award
The Bennie Stinson farm Ottawa RFD 1 started a 1961 conservation project. Phase one built waterways by 1966 covering about one mile of 325 acres. Twenty acres of terracing followed, then 25 acres of wasteland were cleared in 1967. The family seeded pasture grasses and pledged ongoing fencing completion. Stinson raises certified soybean seed and 40 to 48 Angus cattle and, with his wife Jean, runs a meat processing plant built in 1942 and revived in 1954. The couple employ one full time and several part time workers. they have four children.
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Bennie Stinson
Ottawa
Franklin County
Stinson
Jean
Bennetts
Mid-America
Stinsons
Board Gives Conservation Help By EARL L. WIER
The Franklin County Soil Conservation District organized in 1941 aims to assist farmers and landowners with soil and water conservation. It operates as a legal state subdivision, autonomous and self governed, with authority to partner with government and private entities. The board of supervisors leads efforts to promote coordinated conservation plans for every farm to reduce costs and boost yields. Board members listed include Leslie Hunter as chairman, Dale VanHorn secretary, Albert Dunbar treasurer, Bernard Fischer vice chairman, and Victor Warren member.
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Earl L. Wier
SCS
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
USDA
Board of Supervisors
Leslie €. Hunter
Dale B. VanHorn
Albert Dunbar
Bernard Fischer
Victor Warren
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