Many of us have had our share of virtual meetings and presentations the past few months. It certainly has been challenging not to meet in person. However we are grateful that we have been able to have conversations and to share and highlight good works that benefit...
Our social distancing outreach activities have continued from the summer into the fall during this challenging time. We continue to work with our partners in the watershed to emphasize the importance of conservation land practices, benefits of prairies, and water...
As we celebrate World Water Monitoring Day in September, we must note the importance of fertile soil, especially in Iowa. We continue to celebrate farmers and others who are implementing regenerative land practices in our state, hoping that others will join in on...
The words it takes to explain regenerative grazing as an answer to so much that ails us, plus Salt Watch and stream monitoring promos. Grazing to help repair agriculture… And not just agriculture. Washed out roads, good soil in the wrong place, chemicals in your well...
Managed grazing is now (and always has been) regenerative grazing – some new pieces on this and related plus a cover crops song and always, citizen scientists who rock! Managed grazing for saving money and building soil Remember when your grandpa just raised...
Scud fly patterns based on nature, a pilot project to protect soil and water, the launch of the Midwest Grazing Exchange, and a free Women in Sustainable Agriculture conference…right up there with three seasons of weather wrapped into four October weeks! Fall...
