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Iowa county Master Conservationist Classes

18 years ago

Iowa County is offering Master Conservationist classes this fall. It is being offered at half price and if there are not enough participants, it might not be offered in Iowa County again.

Description:

Master Conservationists are individuals that share an interest in sustainability of Iowa's natura resources, and in becoming better stewards of Iowa's resources. It is designed for local landowners, new acreas owners, hobby farmers and anyon intersted in becoming better stewards of their own land.

Contact:

Denise Schwab

319-642-5504

dschwab@iastate.edu

Location:

Iowa County Conservation Center

Address:

2550 G Ave.

Ladora IA 52251

Registration Fee:

50.00

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ironbelly1
18 years ago
Although I have not participated in this program, I know some that have. They speak very highly of it. I wish great success to the Iowa County Master Conservationist Program.

IronBelly
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