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Minidoka Soil & Water Conservation District, located in Rupert, ID, plays a vital role in promoting soil health and sustainable land management practices. They support educational initiatives like the Idaho State Land Soil Evaluation Career Development Event, helping participants recognize soil characteristics and make informed decisions regarding land use and stewardship. The organization collaborates with local agricultural education programs, including FFA and 4-H, to engage youth in soil evaluation competitions. Through community partnerships and events, they aim to enhance understanding of soil properties and conservation practices, fostering a commitment to responsible land management in the region. Generated from the website

The County of Minidoka Highway District is a local government entity based in Rupert, ID, responsible for maintaining and improving the infrastructure of the county's highways and roads. With a focus on ensuring safe and efficient transportation for residents and visitors, the district oversees various projects related to road construction, maintenance, and repair within its jurisdiction. Generated from their business information

Minidoka Irrigation District, located in Rupert, ID, serves approximately 3,100 water users through a comprehensive network of over 502 miles of canals, laterals, and drainage systems. As part of the historic Minidoka Project—one of the Bureau of Reclamation's oldest initiatives—MID secures storage water from multiple dams, including the Minidoka, American Falls, Palisades, and Jackson Dams. The district focuses on efficient water delivery and management, ensuring that irrigators rely on reliable systems like scoop wheels. MID also engages in various projects aimed at improving irrigation infrastructure and maintaining transparency within their governance practices. Generated from the website