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Recapping Modern Approaches to Conservation Drainage Design
Expanding the adoption of edge of field (EoF) conservation drainage practices, including saturated buffers, bioreactors, drainage water management systems, and constructed wetlands, depends heavily on having trained professionals who can…
What Social Science Reveals About Conservation Adoption
What influences whether conservation practices are adopted, and what does that mean for reaching nutrient loss reduction goals? This April 2026, the Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership Science Committee was joined…
Leaders in Soil Health Multiply Statewide Outreach Efforts
The Soil Health Leadership Program helps farmers, retailers, crop advisors, and conservation professionals improve their understanding of soil health principles and the production management changes needed to maximize on-farm benefits…
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