Great Plains Conservation Program Aids Farmers
A 1957 introduction explains the Great Plains Conservation Program authorized by Public Law 1021 84th Congress to assist farmers and ranchers with soil and water conservation. It covers cost sharing credit technical help crop insurance weather studies and education to build an accelerated conservation plan on the complete operating unit with a ten year cost share window.
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Great’ Plains
Great Plains
Livestock Water Dams and Permanent Ferries Plan
The S2S office provides technical help to the owner to develop a conservation plan for erosion control. The plan includes soils maps, slope and land use, a field boundary map, and an operation schedule. The owner sets the yearly steps, with a two to three month period after contract signing before work can begin.
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S2s
Great Plains program cost sharing for erosion control actions
The Great Plains Program will cover up to 80 percent of the county cost for practices including establishment of vegetative cover and field strip cropping, contour strip cropping, reseeding to improve cover, tree stands for erosion control, construction of terraces and waterways, diversion dikes, furrowing non crop planting land, erosion dams, chutes and drop structures, spreader ditches and dikes, irrigation system reorganization, leveling irrigable cropland, lining irrigation ditches, and wells or springs for livestock water.
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Great Plains
Rice to fill a 9 inch or 11 inch ring mold
To yield enough cooked rice to fill a 44 or 9 inch ring mold start with 2 cups of raw rice.
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