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Helping People Help the Land

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NRCS is an agency committed to “helping people help the land”—our mission is to provide resources to farmers and landowners to aid them with conservation.

Did you know that our office is happy to provide free technical advice to all landowners in Henry County? Our soil conservationists can meet with landowners and provide free technical advice for erosion problems that will help conserve, maintain and improve our natural resources.

Web Soil Survey

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 Do You Know What Soil Type You Have?


Would you like to know more about your soil?  Web Soil Survey (WSS) provides official soil data and maps produced by the National Cooperative Soil Survey.  It provides access to the largest natural resource information system in the world and is operated by the Natural Resources Conservation Service. WSS allows you to generate a custom soil resource report and even print a soil map and data description for free!  It's user friendly and easy to search by address, county or by using the easy map tool.  Click the link below to get started on Web Soil Survey and find out what's under your feet!

Click HERE to find out more about Web Soil Survey, including instructions on how to find more information on your soil!

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