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Soil and Water Conservation District outlines student contest and grant applications

5806505 · September 3, 2025
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Summary

Dennis Simpson of the Soil and Water Conservation District reported a Sept. 9 soil judging contest at Roy Lynch’s Farm for area students and listed multiple grant applications to address watershed and reclaimed mine land projects.

Dennis Simpson, representing the Soil and Water Conservation District, briefed the commissioners on a soil judging contest scheduled for Sept. 9 at Roy Lynch’s Farm for area students and on several grant applications submitted by the district.

Simpson said education coordinator Julie Lier has applied for at least six grants, including projects focused on the Pigeon Creek Watershed, Coffee Scott Watershed, a CWI grant, a LIRA grant for reclaimed mine land in the Pigeon Creek Watershed, and a forestry grant to support citizen forestry education in Gibson County.

The presenter asked commissioners to note the outreach and education efforts; no formal county funding request was presented during the report.