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Eastern Iowa Airport Commits to Soil Health, Water Quality on Their Cropland

Iowa's second largest airport is working with Iowa NRCS to improve soil health and protect water quality on its farmland.

Prevented Plant Risks and Options

Prolonged rain and flooding has resulted in unplanted crop fields this spring. Learn prevented planting options and agronomic considerations to ensure long-term productivity.

USDA Encourages Iowa Farmers to Begin Field Planning for CRP Practices

Iowa landowners interested in continuous CRP water quality practices are encouraged to visit their USDA Service Center to initiate field planning.

Iowa Flood Recovery Resources

USDA is ready with many resources, including planning assistance and financial assistance programs, to help Iowa farmers and communities recover from recent flooding.

At Federal Engineer of the Year Ceremony on Friday, Feb. 22; Left to Right: Steve Durgin, National Design Engineer, Norman and Susan, and Claudia Hoeft, National Hydraulic Engineer.
Don't Treat Your Soil Like Dirt: Take the 1% Challenge

Join the other Iowa farmers who have committed to improving soil health by taking The 1% Challenge. Build the organic matter in your soil by 1% by using no-till, cover crops and other soil health practices

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