Tallgrass Prairie Center
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The Tallgrass Prairie Center restores native vegetation for the benefit of society and environment through research, education, and technology.
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Iowa Public Radio interviews STRIPS collaborators
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(July, 2013) Dr. Lisa Schulte Moore, NRCS collaborator Doug Davenport, and farmer Seth Watkins discuss STRIPS on Iowa Public Radio. Find the story here. Read more about Iowa Public Radio interviews STRIPS collaborators
Leopold Letter: "Prairie strips transition from research to reality"
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(Summer, 2013) Read more about STRIPS first demonstration site in this article from the Summer, 2013 Leopold Letter! Read more about Leopold Letter: "Prairie strips transition from research to reality"
Iowa Prairie Network
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A grass-roots, volunteer, organization that is dedicated to the preservation of Iowa's prairie heritage. Iowa Prairie Network brings people who know about prairie together with those who want to learn.
News Release on STRIPS Movie
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(November, 2014) Learn more about "STRIPS - The Movie" through this news release prepared by our partner, the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture. We also celebrate our 100th acre in prairie strips this month! Read more about News Release on STRIPS Movie
Plant Iowa Native
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Plant Iowa Native is an initiative of the Tallgrass Prairie Center at the University of Northern Iowa. Plant Iowa Native helps link consumers, private industry, non-profit organizations, and government agencies for the purpose of promoting native Iowa plants. Plant Iowa Native maintains a list of native seed dealers and technical service providers.
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STRIPS farmer interviewed on NPR Morning Edition
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(July, 2014) STRIPS farmer Seth Watkins was interviewed by NPR Morning Edition to discuss the a recent study that shows Climate Change is a Growing Threat to Corn Production
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Summer 2017 Field Days
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Information on prairie strips will be presented at several field days and extension events in 2017. Click the header above for the full list.
FebByScience Promotes Prairie Strips as a Science Success Story
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FedByScience is a new initiative supported by 16 universities focused on raising awareness about the importance of public funding for food and agricultural research. The group is highlighting STRIPS research as a science success story. Read more about the effort here. Read more about FebByScience Promotes Prairie Strips as a Science Success Story