Soil and water conservation activities for Boy Scouts
By: [by Albert B. Foster and Adrian C. Fox]
Contributors: Fox, Adrian C. (Adrian Casper), 1905-; United States. Soil Conservation Service
Edition: Rev. [ed.]
Series: PA -- 348; Program aid (United States. Department of Agriculture) -- no. 348.
Publisher: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service
Published: 1964
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Subjects: Soil conservation projects; Water conservation projects; Boy Scouts
Notes: Cover title.

"August 1964"--Page [1].
Table of contents: title: Make some soil artificially; title: Are all soil particles the same size?; title: Compare soils by growing plants in them; title: How fast do soils take in water?; title: How does organic matter help soil structure?; title: How much sediment does a stream carry?; title: Find out how much alive soil is; title: See how capillary water moves through soil; title: Compare how much water different soils hold; title: How does crop cover affect soil loss?; title: How does mulch prevent soil loss?; title: What does contouring do?; title: Make splash boards to study splash erosion; title: Measure the slope of a field; title: Measure amount of soil loss; title: How does fertilizer affect plant growth?; title: Observe how birds help to destroy insects; title: Plant a tree; title: Trace the origin of things we use; title: How many uses for wood do you know?; title: Make a conservation corner; title: Make a model of a conservation farm or ranch.