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By the end of April, our two major markets will have each seen a federal election in the same five-month period. With ag and resources always in the hands of policymakers, do you feel you have an ear?
- Bree Rody, editor
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Although Wisconsin doesn't boast as much drainage as other nearby Midwest states such as Iowa and Minnesota, an increased interest in the practice means more questions about nutrient transport and water quality.
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The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District has awarded $1.3M in new grants to 11 projects supporting flood mitigation and water quality improvement/conservation, including water management.
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Federally regulated rail companies have been downloading costs of infrastructure and drainage repair onto landowers, says the association, who wants to ensure the next government to form puts a stop to the practice.
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Corn acreage is up, says USDA report, but tractor and combine sales are down, a possible indication of broader economic concerns in the ag world.
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With the ground thawing, major projects on farmland are ready to start – which means potential noise and disruption. And, with an increase in city dwellers flocking to rural areas and urban boundary expansion, some country neighbors won't always understand – or appreciate – the role of drainage. Illinois LICA executive director Ryan Arch shares his best practices on how to work well with others – and put a friendly face to the drainage business while you're at it.
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