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Iowa Recovery Moving Forward
Published Wednesday, July 02, 2008 at 04:53 AM
NRCS is working with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources and the Iowa Secretary of Agriculture to ensure producers - as well as local, state and federal agencies - have the information needed on suitable locations for disposal of animal carcasses by making soils suitability maps available on line.
Also, NRCS is working with local communities to determine Emergency Watershed Protection requests. And NRCS is working very closely with farmers who need repairs to Environmental Quality Improvement Plan conservation practices, local partners, FEMA, and the emergency operations center.
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