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Karen Dudley, a resource soil scientist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) smiles in the background as the photographer captures a shot of the NRCS, Web Soil Survey interface during the first ‘Wednesday Training for New Employees’ series of the new year at the NRCS, New Hampshire Concord field office on January 15, 2020. Dudley, along with soil scientist Peter Whitcomb instructed the training, which focused on the foundations of soil properties and the use of the NRCS Web Solid Survey tool. The NRCS, WSS is an openly-available, web-delivered database of soil types and locations throughout the United States and can assist landowners in making effective conservation choices with their farms and lands. With the amount of data available in the WSS, landowners can often become overwhelmed. To more efficiently assist them, this lecture demonstrated how to use the information on WSS to provide the foundation of a solid conservation plan. This, and other training sessions slated for this year, are designed to assist newer employees in becoming more efficient and effective with their customer-landowners seeking conservation advice. (NRCS photo by Jeremy J. Fowler, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS, N.H.)
Soil conservationist, Tim Tucker, with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), reviews soil data on the NRCS Web Soil Survey (WSS) tool as a practical exercise of an instructional lecture and familiarization at the NRCS, New Hampshire Concord field office on January 15, 2020. Knowing how to access the interface, retrieve and read the data, and understand how it can be used to impact conservation decisions is a critical skill of soil conservationists that pays big dividends when working with customers in the field. The class was first course of the year in the ‘Wednesday Training for New Employees’ series, which are designed to assist newer employees in becoming more efficient and effective with their customer-landowners seeking conservation advice. (NRCS photo by Jeremy J. Fowler, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS, N.H.)
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Soil conservationist, Laura Satkowski with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), explores the data available on the NRCS Web Soil Survey tool (WSS) as part of an instructional lecture and familiarization at the NRCS, New Hampshire Concord field office on January 15, 2020. The NRCS, WSS is an openly-available, web-delivered database of soil types and locations throughout the United States and can assist landowners in making effective conservation choices with their farms and lands. With the amount of data available in the WSS, landowners can often become overwhelmed. To more efficiently assist them, this lecture demonstrated how to use the information on WSS to provide the foundation of a solid conservation plan. It was the was first course of the year in the ‘Wednesday Training for New Employees’ series, designed to assist newer employees in becoming more efficient and effective with their customer-landowners seeking conservation advice. (NRCS photo by Jeremy J. Fowler, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS, N.H.)
Alina Harris, an affiliate partner from The Xerces Society in conjunction with The UNH Cooperative Extension, explores the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Web Soil Survey (WSS) tool as part of a training lecture at the NRCS, New Hampshire Concord field office on January 15, 2020. Harris, who will be providing advice on Integrated Pest Management practices was shown how to navigate the WSS as well as how to leverage the data in order to make sound conservation decisions as part of her role. The class was the first course of the year in the ‘Wednesday Training for New Employees’ series, designed to assist newer employees in becoming more efficient and effective with their customer-landowners seeking conservation advice. (NRCS photo by Jeremy J. Fowler, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS, N.H.)
State Resource Conservationist for the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) New Hampshire, Don Keirstead (standing), poses a question about the data available in the NRCS Web Soil Survey tool during a training class at the NRCS, New Hampshire Concord field office on January 15, 2020. The class was the first course of the year in the ‘Wednesday Training for New Employees’ series, designed to assist newer employees in becoming more efficient and effective with their customer-landowners seeking conservation advice. More than just showing the employees how to navigate the interface of the WSS, Keirstead’s questions guided the employees to understanding the power of the data available in the WSS to start an effective conservation conversation with customers. (NRCS photo by Jeremy J. Fowler, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS, N.H.)
State Resource Conservationist for the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) New Hampshire, Don Keirstead (standing), poses a question about the data available in the NRCS Web Soil Survey tool during a training class at the NRCS, New Hampshire Concord field office on January 15, 2020. The class was the first course of the year in the ‘Wednesday Training for New Employees’ series, designed to assist newer employees in becoming more efficient and effective with their customer-landowners seeking conservation advice. More than just showing the employees how to navigate the interface of the WSS, Keirstead’s questions guided the employees to understanding the power of the data available in the WSS to start an effective conservation conversation with customers. (NRCS photo by Jeremy J. Fowler, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS, N.H.)
Soil conservationists, Laura Satkowski (left) and Tim Tucker (right), with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), discuss tips and tricks they have learned on the NRCS Web Soil Survey tool (WSS) as part of an instructional lecture and familiarization at the NRCS, New Hampshire Concord field office on January 15, 2020. The class was first course of the year in the ‘Wednesday Training for New Employees’ series, which are designed to assist newer employees in becoming more efficient and effective with their customer-landowners seeking conservation advice. (NRCS photo by Jeremy J. Fowler, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS, N.H.)
Ben Vicere (right), an affiliate partner and forester from the National Wild Turkey Federation, and Jordan Bailey (left), a soil conservationist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), explore the NRCS Web Soil Survey tool as part of an instructional lecture at the NRCS, New Hampshire Concord field office on January 15, 2020. The class was first course of the year in the ‘Wednesday Training for New Employees’ series, which are designed to assist newer employees in becoming more efficient and effective with their customer-landowners seeking conservation advice. (NRCS photo by Jeremy J. Fowler, Public Affairs Specialist, NRCS, N.H.)
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4/88. Flat Rock, Michigan. Employees at Mazda's Flat Rock Plant assemble flash lights in timed tests as part of employee training. Photo by Peter Yates.