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Extreme weather has slowed progress for some Midwest farmers this spring. As farmers adapt, is it time to look at more long-term solutions?
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The new report could help realize a scenario in which farmers are always able to provide their land with adequate water, while maintaining nearby water quality.
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The organization has expressed mutual disappointment in what it calls an "ongoing lack of transparency and consultation" regarding a potential purchase of local farmland.
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At Timewell, we understand the importance of a healthy, productive field. Lock in these savings today to ensure you’re set up for success when the time comes! Go to https://www.timewellpipe.com/summer/ for our best pricing of the year.
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Denitrifying bioreactors are widely recognized as an environmentally beneficial practice when it comes to drainage. In order to reduce nitrates before water before it makes its way to waterways, bioreactors require a carbon source. Most commonly, that source comes from woodchips. Those woodchips are highly specialized and thus hard to get one's hands on. Now, a team in the Midwest is exploring the potential for a different material: corn cobs.
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