10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOIL BANK»
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soil bank in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
soil bank and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Cubic yields for slash pine in
soil bank plantings
This is another indication of the very rapid growth soil bank plantings made in the
early years. For example, current annual increment in old-field plantings, as
calculated from yield estimates, culminates from 12 to 17 years of age,
depending ...
Frank A. Bennett, Southeastern Forest Experiment Station (Asheville, N.C.), 1972
Eisenhower hoped to promote conservation and at the same time aid farmers
with a plan he called a Soil Bank. He wanted to pay farmers to retire land from
production or to devote the land to conservation practices. The New Deal had
paid ...
3
The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
soil bank base crops (i.e., the crops included in determining the farm soil bank
base) in excess of the farm soil bank base less the number of acres in the
conservation reserve, and (2) may place an acreage in the conservation reserve
in ...
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Staff, 1957
4
Encyclopedia of the Great Plains
In 1956, Congress passed the Soil Bank Act to reduce surpluses by lowering
acres of the major crops, thus keeping production in line with demand, and to
encourage conservation of soil, water, and forest resources. Spring and winter
wheat, ...
5
Index digest of the published decisions of the Comptroller ...
36: 221 Soil bank Contract amendment Although Sec. of Agriculture has contract
modification authority under sec. 110(b) of Soil Bank Act, 7 U.S.C. 1834 (b), such
authority has no application to contracts or parts of contracts which have been ...
United States. General Accounting Office, 1962
6
Environmental and economic impact of agricultural land use ...
Also, if root harvesting equipment is not readily available the land may have to lie
idle for several years to allow the tree roots to decay before the land can be put in
cultivation. SOIL BANK LAND Total amount of land placed in the Soil Bank or ...
University of Georgia, Environmental Research Laboratory (Athens, Ga.), 1980
7
Agricultural Programs, Terms and Laws
Soil Bank Act — Title I of the Agricultural Act of 1956 (P.L. 84-540), designated
the Soil Bank Act, created the Acreage Reserve Program to retire land producing
basic commodities under an annual agreement from 1956 through 1959, and the
...
They were supported by the right environment — the Soil Bank of grass and
weed fields containing all the food, water, and nesting grounds a pheasant needs
. In those days there were 1,750,000 acres of Soil Bank, or 10 percent of the
entire ...
9
Plowed under: agriculture & environment in the Palouse
Harold A. Scales, “Farm Bureau Leans Toward Soil Fertility Bank Plan,”
Washington Farmer, 15 December 1955, 12; “Secretary Benson Likes Soil Bank,”
Washington Farmer, 16 February 1956, 9; Ramon L. Kent, “Insure 'Deposits' in
the Soil ...
10
The World Book Dictionary
2 to feed green fodder to purge, [origin uncertain, perhaps < soil2 in sense of "
manure" ) soilage (soi'lij), n.1 green fodder fed to livestock in a barn or feed lot 2
= zero pasture. soil bank, US a program adopted by the Federal government in 1
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOIL BANK»
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soil bank is used in the context of the following news items.
CPI seeks a 'soil bank' with earth scooped from canal
The district administration should constitute a 'soil bank' with the huge quantity of earth removed from the illegally converted natural stream Karimaramthodu at ... «The Hindu, Jun 15»
Boy Digging In Soil Banks Dies After Cave-In
Authorities say Cole Roseberry of Kearney was playing in a soil bank with his brother on Saturday around 8:20 p.m., when the soil collapsed on top of him. «WOWT, Jul 13»
