Dam Repair Innovation Saves Eroding Farm Water
Lawrence E Sample describes a 1970 Douglas County dam break risk on Warren Schmidt’s farm. Faced with saline, pudgy soil and costly concrete, technicians proposed a 10 mil polyethylene flexible membrane 200 feet long to seal the dam front slope. Installers pegged, covered, and reinforced the plastic with soil to hold the patch.
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Lawrence E. Sample
Civil Enginee
Meg
Usda Scs
Topeka
Kansab
Jin Orlér
Warren Schmidt
Douglas County
Schmidt
Soil Conservation Service
Lawrence
Fabrig Pba
ACP And Farmers Share Conservation Costs
Franklin County farmers earned 61545 through ACP cost sharing for land conservation practices in the past year. An additional 3100 was paid to the SCS for technical services, totaling 64645 under the 1970 Program administered by ASCS.
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James O. Pugh
Franklin Co. Ascs
Franklin County
SCS
ASCS
State Tops Nation In Terracing And Grassed Waterways
State leads the nation in terraces and grassed waterways with Kansas ahead in cost sharing for permanent conservation. The article cites the Flint Hills grazing area and historic grass recovery, noting ASC and Farmers Home Administration support for erosion control, seedings, and long term loans.
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Kansas
Flint Hills
Gulf
John J. Ingalls
John Ingalls
U.S
ASC
Farmers Home Administration
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