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Illinois Conservation On Farm-Network: Integrating Trees, Crops, and Nutrient Loss Strategies

On September 10th, our new and improved Illinois Conservation On-Farm Network (ICON) hosted MJ Oviatt and Kaitie Adams from the Savanna Institute. Oviatt is the organization’s Illinois Forestry Educator and…

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Cultivating Connections: Ag Professionals Come Together for Networking and Reflections on 10-Years of NLRS

Written by: Lisa Martin and Rachel Lechuga Very hot weather on Ag Day at the Illinois State Fair did not deter a dedicated group of conservationists from enjoying the opportunity…

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Reducing Nitrate Loading Without Sacrificing Crop Yields

Soil nitrogen, in the form of nitrate, is highly soluble and held weakly to soil which can be a cause of concern for water quality when rain or irrigation moves…

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