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Leopold Conservation Award finalists named - Vimarsana News

Leopold Conservation Award finalists named

Three Missouri farmers were nominated for farm management that works with conservation.

City of SLO offers a way to reduce your water bill - Vimarsana News

City of SLO offers a way to reduce your water bill

The City of San Luis Obispo is offering customers a chance to reduce their water bill with a discounted price on the 8-zone Rachio 3 Smart Sprinkler Controller.

Source: ksby.com
Humble adopts fire code updates - Vimarsana News

Humble adopts fire code updates

The Tribune is a locally owned weekly newspaper for the Atascocita, Humble and Kingwood, Texas area.

As Drought Worsens, Bozeman Implements Water Use Restrictions - Vimarsana News

As Drought Worsens, Bozeman Implements Water Use Restrictions

City of Bozeman Bozeman residents can track water usage with the Drought Water Use Gauge on the drought management section of the city's webpage. As of last Friday Bozeman residents can only water their lawns at certain times of the day and week. The restrictions are intended to preserve city water supplies as drought conditions worsen. Bozeman’s drought plan kicks off when there’s not enough water flowing in nearby streams and reservoirs. The stage two restrictions that were adopted last week limit outdoor lawn watering to two days per week. There are also water rate increases. The r...

Alabama program aims to keep the State from going "hog wild" - Vimarsana News

Alabama program aims to keep the State from going "hog wild"

By APR student reporter Connor Todd • 3 hours ago Pixabay The Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Program is working to help landowners with a statewide hog problem. The State's Feral Swine Control Program started taking applications back in January. It’s a USDA funded program that helps applicants with feral swine removal. Organizers will meet with landowners today in Bay Minette on the program. Wild hogs cause around forty four million dollars in agricultural damage each year in Alabama. Cayla Mitchell is with the Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee. She says...

Source: apr.org