Grant Victor 11/18/2021
Description
Grant Victor, a 1979 graduate of Oklahoma State University, shares the history of his family’s farm in Ottawa County, Oklahoma, which dates back to his great-grandfather receiving the land as a Cherokee allotment. He explains his conservation philosophy as he talks about the various practices he has instituted on the land. He discusses riparian areas and the importance of letting Mother Nature have time to do restorative work. He also describes the process of getting water for his cattle and working with the Grand Lake watershed group in various ways to improve water quality.
| Date(s) | 11/18/2021 |
| Call Number | SOK_498 |
| Subjects | Conservation practices, Agricultural issues, Family ties, Soil health, Rural life Cattle, Conservation of natural resources, Environmental protection--Citizen participation, Interviews, Riparian areas, Soil conservation districts |
| Interviewee(s) | Grant Victor |
| Interviewer(s) | Tanya Finchum | Ben Pollard |