TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 17, 2004
25, East o f the W illam ette Quarter
We Print
M erid ian all being in the
E X C E P T I N G
County o f Morrow. State o f THEREFROM all roads and
Computer
Oregon
road rights o f way.
Forms
Section 7: Government Lots Published November 17, 24.
H e p p n e r G a z e tte -
I and 2. also known as the West December I and 8. 2004
T im e s
Half o f the Northwest Quarter Affidavit
E X C E P T I N G
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THEREFROM all roads and
road rights of wav.
TRACT II
Township 3 South. Range
24. East o f the W illam ette
M eridian all being in the
and
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County o f Morrow. State o f
The U SD A N atural m anagem ent
Oregon
E Q IP applications
R e s o u r c e s C o n s e r v a tio n
Section 23: The South H alf
are
accepted
throughout the
Service (N R C S) announced
o f the S outh H alf; T he
today that the first sign-up year but cut o ff dates apply
N o rth ea st Q u a rte r o f the
f o r th e 2 0 0 5 fo r e a c h fu n d in g p e rio d
Southeast Quarter. ALSO the p e rio d
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following described parcel:
Incentives
Program
(E Q IP) w e re n o t fu n d ed in 2 0 0 4
Beginning at the Southeast
in
O
regon
is
open
now
and should contact NRCS if they
C o rn er o f the N o rth w est
a re s till in te r e s t e d in
Q u a rte r o f the S o u th east will close Dec 15.
NRCS
Quarter, thence West a distance
T he E nvironm ental p a r tic ip a tin g .
o f 825.00 feet to a place on the Q uality Incentives Program ev alu ates each application
South line of the Northwest is a voluntary conservation u sin g a s ta te and lo cally
Q u a rte r o f the S o u th east c o s t
developed ranking process
s h a re
p r o g ra m
Quarter, w here it intersects the T hrough EQIP, farm ers and to select priority proposals
County Road, which is the True
r a n c h e r s m ay r e c e iv e for funding
Point o f B eginning o f this
For
m o re
financial and technical help
description. Thence North o f
inform ation, visit N R C S at
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the West side o f the County
Road a distance o f 135.00 feet m anagem ent c o n serv a tio n th e U S D A A g S e r v ic e
on
e lig ib le C e n te r at 4 3 0 H e p p n e r /
to a point; T hence W est a p r a c t ic e s
la n d . L exington H ighw ay or call
distance o f 180.00 feet to a a g r i c u lt u r a l
point: Thence South a distance A g r ic u ltu r a l la n d m ay them at 676-5021.
o f 135 00 feet to a point; in c lu d e c ro p la n d , g ra z e d
Thence East a d istan ce o f land and forest land
180.00 feet, more or less, to the
E Q IP activities are
True Point of Beginning of this carried out according to an
description
E Q IP plan o f o p e ra tio n s
Any Size
Section 24: The Southwest
d e v e lo p e d
w ith
th e
Lots of Colors
Quarter
p ro d u ce r
I n c e n tiv e
Logos & Graphics
Section 25: The Northwest
paym ents may also be m ade
Quarter
M
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Section 26: The Northeast to encourage a producer to
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a d o p t la n d m a n a g e m e n t
p ra c tic e s such as re sid u e Heppner Gazette Times
m anagem ent, direct seeding,
676-9228
conservation crop rotations
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now open
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