West Virginia Success Stories - 2005

Conservation on privately owned working land is usually accomplished one field at a time. NRCS employees and programs help landowners solve conservation problems. In most cases, the benefits of installing a conservation practice extend beyond the individual farmer. The following “success stories” highlight the conservation efforts of a few West Virginia landowners.

September Success Stories

Success Story	Service Center | RC&D Office	Program
Diamond of the East Potomac Headwaters PDF (727 KB)	WV Potomac Headwaters Watershed	Partnerships for Conservation Action
Protecting Farmland in West Virginia PDF (393 KB)	West Virginia/Mid-Atlantic Highlands	Partnerships for Conservation Action
Soil Survey Website Internet-based System	West Virginia Soil Survey	Web Soil Survey
Upland Wildlife Development in Barbour County	Philippi Field Office	WHIP
Animal Waste System Installed in Harrison County	Mount Clare Service Center	EQIP
Water Management Produces Healthier Sheep	Petersburg Service Center	CTA, AMA, ECP
Harrison County Farmer Installs Rubber Tire Trough	Mount Clare Field Office	CTA-GLCI
Turnips and Pasja Extend Grazing Season	Beckley-South Area Office	GLCI
Gilmer County Recreation Area Improvements	Wes-Mon-Ty RC&D Office	RC&D
West Virginia Country Store	Mountain RC&D	RC&D
RC&D Makes a Difference in Paw Paw	Potomac Headwaters RC&D	RC&D
Dominion Day at North Bend State Park	Little Kanawha RC&D	RC&D
Dry Fire Hydrants Offers Protection and Reduces Insurance Premiums	Mountain RC&D	RC&D
Roof Replacement Preserves Community Center	Mountain RC&D	RC&D
Natural Stream Restoration Demonstration Project	Northern Panhandle RC&D	RC&D

March 2005 Success Stories

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