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Steve Jacks loves the outdoors. As he drives around his Logan
County property, he can tell you the history of the wetlands, trees,
grasses, and wildlife seen throughout the years. He speaks from a
place of knowledge, having worked as a wildlife officer in the Ohio
Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Division for most of his adult
life. Now retired, Jacks does work part-time planting native
grasses for Pheasants Forever.
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Dave Schutz is a truck driver who lives with his wife Gaylene in
northern Hardin County. They own a home which lies at the bottom
of a 60 acre watershed that is planted to corn this year. While
plentiful rains were good for the surrounding crops, it became a problem
for the Schutz's because the water runoff traveled across their yard to
reach the drainage ditch, occasionally filling their basement with 6
feet of water.
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Before his untimely death in 2007, Mark Simpson visited the Highland
County NRCS office to get help with his grazing operation. The
single pasture used to graze h is 50 red limousine beef cattle had
become depleted. Mark wanted to utilize more of his 300 acres as
pasture but lacked fencing. The Appalachia Special EQIP project
was created for people like Mark and his wife Kim who have limited
financial resources.
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Contact:
Christina Coulon,
Public Affairs Specialist
Natural Resources Conservation Service
200 N. High Street, Room 522
Columbus, OH 43215
Telephone: (614) 255-2471
FAX: (614) 255-2549
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