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Hugh Hammond Bennett served as the first chief of the Soil Erosion Service till 1951
Hugh Hammond Bennett served as the first chief of the Soil Erosion Service till 1951
US Nation's First Watershed Project by the Soil Erosion Service. From left to right, John Bollinger, a farmer and planner with the Soil Conservation S
US Nation's First Watershed Project by the Soil Erosion Service. From left to right, John Bollinger, a farmer and planner with the Soil Conservation Service, Dr. Hugh Bennett, retired chief of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service, Marvin Schweers, Wisconsin state conservationist, and Herbert Flueck, Minnesota state conservationist, photo take July 19, 1955.
Chief Hugh H. Bennett, Mrs. Bennett, and regional conservator A.E. McClymonds view conservation work on the Frank Milsna farm, Manske Ridge on the Coo
Chief Hugh H. Bennett, Mrs. Bennett, and regional conservator A.E. McClymonds view conservation work on the Frank Milsna farm, Manske Ridge on the Coon Creek Demonstration Project in Vernon County, Wisconsin, on October 25, 1946
Dust Bowl in Dallas, South Dakota in 1936 with buried farm machinery
Dust Bowl in Dallas, South Dakota in 1936 with buried farm machinery
Editorial cartoons parodied the New Deal as Roosevelt's private game with alphabet agencies.
Editorial cartoons parodied the New Deal as Roosevelt's private game with alphabet agencies.