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Wallaces Farmer article about STRIPS nutrient retention benefits

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(March, 2014) An article in Wallaces Farmer highlights the soil and water quality benefits of STRIPS. Click here to learn how STRIPS retain soil and nutrients on the field.

Mark Tomer

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Soil Scientist, USDA Agricultural Research Service, National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment

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Chapter 3: Soil Erosion, Water Quality, and Biodiversity Are Three Challenges Midwest Farmers Face

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Soil Erosion, Water Quality, and Biodiversity Are Three Challenges Midwest Farmers Face

Effects of native perennial vegetation buffer strips on dissolved organic carbon in surface runoff from an agricultural landscape

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Research highlight: Prairie strips support farmers’ soil, water, and wildlife conservation goals

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How planting prairie strips on Iowa farms could save soil, water, wildlife and money — in-state and beyond

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Grant will allow scientists to study how prairie strips on farms affect soil over time

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Dr. Brian Gelder

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Scientist II, Iowa State University

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Why "infrastructure" includes the ground beneath our feet

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Randy Kolka

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Supervisory Research Soil Scientist, USDA Forest Service

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