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From Farm to Filtration: A Tour of Conservation in Action

By Chloe Chiles Troutman On April 3rd, Illinois farmers, agriculture professionals, water treatment experts, and the newly elected Mayor of Bloomington came together bright and early at Davis Lodge in…

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Edge-of-Field Practices Take Center Stage at ISAP Training

The Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership (ISAP) gathered experienced drainage engineers and technical service providers to offer A Practitioner’s Guide to Advancing Conservation Drainage Practices. The half-day training was held Wednesday,…

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Shining a Spotlight on How Conservation Practices and Ag Tile Drainage Can Stop Nutrient Loss

Every quarter, a group of conservation professionals from non-profit groups, government agencies, and the tile drainage industry get together to share news and learn from one another. These 2-hour meetings…

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