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Farmers and city people alike are becoming more aware of the benefits resulting from water-conserving practices encouraged by the Agricultural Conservation Program, H. S, Barksdale, Chairman, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, declared recently. Widespread drought in this part of the country this fall has shown very clearly that conservation farming pays many kinds of dividends, he said, in available — even though reduced -- water supplies for household use, industrial purposes, and recreation, as well as for crops, livestock, and wildlife. "ACP makes it possible for farmers and Government to cooperate in conserving national resources," the Chairman pointed out. "By sharing the cost of needed conservation practices, the program!

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