Water & Soil Stewardship Promoted April 24-May 1
The Hays County Commissioners Court urged all Hays County residents to voluntarily practice effective stewardship of land and water to help keep natural resources healthy for all of Texas and proclaimed the week of April 24-May 1 as Water & Soil Stewardship Week in Hays County.
Benefits of good land and water stewardship include healthy soil, water quantity and quality enhancements, and sustainable food, fiber and timber, according to the proclamation. The Court also called on each person to voluntarily help conserve precious resources.
The State Soil and Water Conservation Board provides information for landowners and businesses on conservation topics at http://www.tsswcb.texas.gov/.
Photo Attached | Precinct 2 Commissioner Mark Jones, Precinct 1 Commissioner Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe, County Judge Bert Cobb, M.D., Kathryn Brady, USDA NRCS, District Conservationist for Hays County; Josh Storm, chair of the Hays County Soil & Water Conservation District and Conservation District member David Allen, Precinct 3 Commissioner Will Conley and Precinct 4 Commissioner Ray Whisenant called for residents to pay special attention to taking care of our soil and water during Water & Soil Stewardship Week in Hays County – April 24-May 1.
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