January 2005
Sheridan County Conservation Notes
119 North Jackson
Plentywood, MT 59254
406-765-1801
A bimonthly publication of the Sheridan County Conservation District
2004 was the year of longevity at the Sheridan County Conservation District. Three Supervisors received Certificates and pins for their long years of service to the District.
Bruce Jacobsen receives his certificate for 20 years of service as a
District Supervisor from Jeff Wivholm, Chairman. Bruce retired from the
Board this year.
Jeff
Wivholm, Board Chairman, presents Kent Nathe with his certificate for 20
years of service as a District Supervisor
Also Receiving a certificate this year for 10 years of service was Board Chairman, Jeff Wivholm (shown above giving everyone else their certificates).
All of us at the Sheridan County Conservation District and the NRCS would like to say thank you !
Outgoing
Supervisor Bruce Jacobsen is shown at right giving some serious advice
to incoming Supervisor Todd Marsh
The Search for Water Never Ends
The district is always searching for water. Every year more test wells are drilled to increase the monitoring capacity. There are currently 98 wells and ponds being monitored every month and another 50 well measured at the beginning and end of each irrigation season. A complete database of all the monitoring sites is available at http://mbmggwic.mtech.edu/.
Drilling a new monitoring well south of Westby in 2004
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Sheridan County Conservation District
119 N. Jackson
Plentywood, MT 59254
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