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The Dallas Soil and Water Conservation District serves Dallas County, Iowa, through technical and financial assistance to preserve and enhance the natural resources of the county, with a particular focus on soil and water.

The mission of the Greene County Soil & Water Conservation District is to promote the wise use, improvement, and maintenance of the soil, water, and other natural resources in Greene County.

The mission of the Carroll Soil and Water Conservation District is to sustain and improve the environment and productivity of all resources in Carroll County.

STRIPS stands for Science-based Trials of Rowcrops Integrated with Prairie Strips. The project is comprised of a team of scientists, educators, farmers, and extension specialists working on the prairie strips agricultural conservation practice.

Conservation Districts establish conservation priorities, resolve soil loss complaints, establish acceptable soil loss limits, publish annual reports, approve soil conservation plans, and assist in the management of district funds and personnel.

Conservation Districts establish conservation priorities, resolve soil loss complaints, establish acceptable soil loss limits, publish annual reports, approve soil conservation plans, and assist in the management of district funds and personnel.

The Black Hawk Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) office consists of staff employed by several different agencies, including the Black Hawk SWCD, Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, and USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service.

Conservation Districts establish conservation priorities, resolve soil loss complaints, establish acceptable soil loss limits, publish annual reports, approve soil conservation plans, and assist in the management of district funds and personnel.

Conservation Districts establish conservation priorities, resolve soil loss complaints, establish acceptable soil loss limits, publish annual reports, approve soil conservation plans, and assist in the management of district funds and personnel.

Conservation Districts establish conservation priorities, resolve soil loss complaints, establish acceptable soil loss limits, publish annual reports, approve soil conservation plans, and assist in the management of district funds and personnel.