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Body The 2018 Farm Bill introduced the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) Conservation Incentive Contracts (CIC) to expand resource benefits for producers to implement, adopt, manage, and maintain incentive practices that effectively address soil health resource concerns...

Body During the 1930's, the Dust Bowl made the need to conserve natural resources, particularly soil, very clear. Agencies ranging from Land Grant Universities to the Federal Emergency Relief Administration researched and implemented conservation practices throughout the nation.

Body The 2021 Rooks County Windbreak Award winner is Craig and Jessica Iwanski of Stockton. They have worked diligently to establish windbreaks on their property.

Body Because the right amount of moisture at the right time is not a guarantee, the threat of soil erosion caused by wind is increased in times of drought. Farmers and ranchers have diligently worked hard to improve farming practices over the years to help conserve top soil.

Body Because Conservation Districts are citizen-directed organizations, they are ideal and practical partners to coordinate local, state and federal initiatives to protect natural resources and enhance water quality.

Body The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced recently up to $225 million in available funding for conservation Partners through the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP).

Body Kansans struggling to cover high utility bills and energy costs may qualify for free upgrades to make their homes more energy efficient.

Body Governor Laura Kelly announced Tuesday, January 25, the appointment of Angela D. Coble, Salina, to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Michael Buser.

Body Co. B, 76th Illinois Infantry Regiment Isaac Veatch was born 20 May 1842, the son of James and Barbary (Hammer) Veatch, in Douglas County, Illinois.

Body The Stockton City Commission approved the purchase of a hydro vac from Vermeer for the City at the regular meeting on Tuesday, January 25th.