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Is it cost-effective to bale your own hay?

This free buyer's guide helps farmers evaluate the cost-effectiveness of owning and operating hay equipment.

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High tech comes to biodiversity protection

Aug 12, 2020

A Nevada state organization is using smart tools to map sensitive plants and wildlife in the state.

3 new categories for Bee Friendly Farming

Aug 12, 2020

The categories are designed to better recognize, engage and support participants.

Mike Starkey, far left, in blue, explains the purpose behind this extensive water monitoring project on a creek which passes through land he farms in Hendricks County.

Why this farmer believes no-till system improves water quality

Aug 11, 2020

Preliminary results from a long-term study show this farmer’s field improves water quality!

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Is your crop rotation ready for a paradigm shift?

Aug 10, 2020

Analysis: Perhaps it’s time to move back to a more diverse crop rotation.

Conservation structures help where no-till alone isn’t enough

Aug 10, 2020

Rock chutes are one way to channel large amounts of water into a stream without causing major soil erosion.

Iowa’s 2020 Conservation Farmer of the Year

Aug 07, 2020

Mahaska County farmer Mark Jackson is honored for his outstanding efforts to improve water quality and reduce soil erosion.

Iowa Tree Challenge encourages going outdoors

Aug 07, 2020

Photo contest offered by Iowa State University Extension invites Iowans to learn about and appreciate trees.

Emergency haying, grazing of CRP land in Iowa

Aug 06, 2020

The Iowa Farm Service Agency is allowing haying and grazing on Conservation Reserve Program acres in 25 counties.

Turn trees into money without cutting them down

Aug 06, 2020

The carbon credit market is expanding, offering new income opportunity for farmlands.

Mike Starkey talks to ISDA staff on his farm

How this farmer survives on his dad’s corn price

Aug 06, 2020

No-till, cover crops and soil health management make sense for this Brownsburg, Ind., farmer.

Finalists chosen for 2020 Kansas Leopold Conservation Award

Aug 06, 2020

Vance and Louise Ehmke, Josh and Gwen Hoy, and Dwane Roth all vie for the conservation award.

Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone' smaller this year

Aug 06, 2020

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture responds to NOAA’s annual Gulf of Mexico hypoxia zone survey.

Moldboard plow finds final resting place

Aug 06, 2020

Here’s why this plow has only moved once in nine years — across the driveway.

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