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The View from the USDA
| Roger Marks |
| Virginia, Minn. |
Roger Marks is a Soil Conservation Technician at the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). His background is in Forestry, Wildlife and Engineering. He writes Conservation Plans for private landowners and designs conservation practices to help people address resource concerns on their property. Plans are written according to landowner objectives and specific practice plans are custom designed to address particular issues. The plans are free of charge, but require eligibility with the Farm Service Agency. NRCS has financial assistance programs to help people install conservation practices that address resource concerns. Financial assistance programs are competitive with cut off dates and applications are available online or at your local NRCS office. Each county has an NRCS office that can assist you with eligibility, planning and design work. Roger can be reached at: 1202 8th Street South
Virginia, MN 55792
Phone: 218-741-3937 x108
Fax: 218-741-9407.
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