Photograph of a high-velocity masonry flume installed at a gully head to prevent further cutting. It also handles excess water from a terraced field.

Photograph of a heavy stand of Hairy Vetch which is to be harvested for seed. Chickasha Project, Purcell Camp.

Photograph of boys fishing at a farm pond with a rock riprapped dam 3 ½ miles east of Lexington, Oklahoma. OK-6440. {riprap: referring to rocks and other materials used to cover and protect shorelines, etc. against various types of water erosion].

Photograph of showing a section of contestants for first range judging contest. Co-operative enterprise with the Soil Conservation Services, County Agents and Cleveland County SCD participating. Judging 4 classes of range. OK-10, 158.

Photograph of numerous UNIDENTIFED contestants judging four classes of range in the first range judging contest sponsored by Soil Conservation Service, County Agent, and Cleveland County SCD. The back of the photograph proclaims, “Showing a section of contestants for first range judging contest. Cooperative enterprise with the Soil Conservation Service, County Agent and Cleveland County SCD participating. Judging 4 classes of range.”

Photograph of the winners of the Range judging contest which was held jointly by the Etension Service and Soil Conservation Service. OK-10, 160.

Photograph of a range judging contest held jointly by the Extension Service and the Soil Conservation Service. OK-10, 161.

Photograph of the Range judging contest which was held jointly by the Etension Service and Soil Conservation Service. OK-10. 162.

Photograph of a range judging contest held jointly by the Extension Service and the Soil Conservation Service. OK-10, 162.

Photograph of a long gully running alongside a barbed wire fence, which may be sloped and seeded for use as a terrace outlet. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Gully which may be sloped and seeded for use as a terrace outlet. To be followed with later pictures."

Photograph of a large gully. Area washed out due to sheet erosion from approxiamtely 150 acres removed, including approximately 37 acres of soil twelve inches deep. OK-5021.

Photograph of Jesse J. Murrell, Work Unit Conservationist for the Personal Emergency Response System, Norman, Oklahoma. OK-2635-16.

Photograph of District Conservationist Jesse Murrell, center, explaining the function of principle spillway pipe to Bill Sharp, left, secretary of the State School Land Commission, and James Ballinger, Commission member and Stae Board of Agriculture President. OK-3507-12.

Photograph of gully control, with District Conservationist Jessa Murrell (L) and Charles Nunley of the State School Land Department discuss lovegrass cover above treated gullies on School Land farm. OK-3507-11.

Photograph of south abuntment at bridge south east side.

Photograph of stagnant channel below bridge before Little River Project.

Photograph of channel prior to clean up and EWP project.

Photograph of track hoe and front loader contract for EWP rip rap work.

Photograph of bridge area prior to EWP project.

Photograph of Little River bridge prior to EWP.

Photograph of bridge area prior to EWP project.

Photograph of channel prior to clean up and EWP project.

Photograph of hardhat Littler River @ 180th bridge project EWP. 1700 ton rock rip rap, willow, Buttonbush & black Locust post planting suppliment to rip rap.

Photograph of runoff from three-inch rain going through J. B. Dorr's masonry structure two miles east of Lexington, Oklahoma. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Runoff from 3-inch rain going through masonry structure."