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Using Citizen Science to Understand Cover Crop Performance in the Great Lakes Region

On November 9th, 2023, ICCON was joined by Etienne Sutton, a PhD candidate and National Institute of Food and Agriculture fellow from the University of Michigan School for Environment and…

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ISAP Publishes “Introduction to Soil Health Practices” for Illinois Farmers

Bloomington, Ill. –The Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership has published a new resource for Illinois farmers and farm advisors which clearly communicates the role of soil health practices in addressing agronomic…

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Conservation Practices Play an Integral Role on Douglas County Farm

Tony Stierwalt farms about 2,000 acres of corn and soybeans with his dad, Bill, in Pesotum, Illinois using strip-till, no-till, and cover crops in his system. Tony is the fifth…

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