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DU, Wetlands Initiative to Reduce Illinois Runoff

The Wetlands Initiative (TWI), Chicago, and Ducks Unlimited (DU), Memphis, Tennessee, have combined resources to help Illinois farmers install ‘Smart Wetlands’ to combat the Gulf of Mexico’s hypoxia zone – a ‘dead zone’ of oxygen-depleted water covering more than 5,000 square miles at the Mississippi River Delta.


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EPA to Accelerate Nutrient Pollution Reduction

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Assistant Administrator for Water Radhika Fox released April 5 a new policy memorandum on Accelerating Nutrient Pollution Reductions in the Nation's Waters. This memo reaffirms EPA's commitment to working with others, including the agriculture community, to advance progress in reducing excess nutrients in the nation's waters.


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NDSU Measuring Precision Agriculture Data Use

Farmers and ranchers control access to their land, machinery and equipment, and other tangible assets, but the property rights of data are less clear. A group of researchers at North Dakota State University wants to understand the viewpoints of those involved in collecting and using precision agriculture data.


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Amid Ukraine War Concerns, Purdue Ag Confidence Indicator Slips

Ag producers’ sentiment weakened in March as the Ag Economy Barometer fell 12 points below February’s reading, making it the weakest sentiment reading since May 2020. Concern about the impact of rising input prices and input availability on their farming operations was paramount in the minds of producers responding to the March survey.


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