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The Land That Binds: Generations of Stewardship at Red Oak Ranch
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Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board Awarded Funds to Combat Feral Swine Across Texas
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Looking to jump start your career in conservation? NRCS is hiring PAID Pathways Interns throughout the state in soil conservation and rangeland management. Find the current openings and apply by November 17 at: buff.ly/a0khwSd
There's nothing spookier than polluted water!
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Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Offers Resources for Landowners Through Water Quality Management Plan Program
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Texas A&M Forest Service still has upcoming dates for their free New Forest Landowner Workshops to help you understand where to start on becoming a forest landowner! The workshop is free to attend and lunch is included.
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Congratulations to the Sneary Cattle Co. on being named as the 2026 Conservation Rancher of the Year! Located in Bay City, TX representing the Matagorda SWCD, the Sneary family is leading the charge in conservation practices on ranches in Texas.
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We're hiring positions across Texas! Join our team and help protect natural resources for generations to come!
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Congratulations to the Boening Bros. Dairy Inc. on winning the 2026 Conservation Farmer Award! The Boening Bros. Dairy Inc. is located in Floresville, TX and represents the Wilson County SWCD #301.
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Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Celebrates Conservation and Stewardship at 86th Annual Meeting
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New to owning forestland or considering becoming a forest landowner? Texas A&M Forest Service is hosting a free workshop to help you understand where to start.
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