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Editor's Note


Have you ever been accused of being short-sighted? A unique form of data modelling helps us envision the future using present-day references, which could help us make better drainage decisions. - Bree Rody, editor

News

Iowa farmers uncover greater gains, success with sustainability

One farmer explains how her family operation is achieving greater yields and profitability without sacrificing conservation practices. » Read More...

MSU names new director in agricultural research

Kang Xia comes directly from Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station, where she served as associate director and also led major initiatives in precision agriculture, agricultural biotechnology, cybersecurity and more. » Read More...

What is Iowa's

Proponents of the law are concerned that if protections are removed, there could be downstream effects. » Read More...

The biweekly brief: 4/15

Canadian agri-food leaders road trip for trade; NRCS develops a new tool for nutrient management planning and more. » Read More...

Featured

Lessons learned from ‘Future Ohio’

Talking about climate change can be awkward. Farmers often feel blamed, and feel like some more alarmist language puts everyone on high alert. One researcher hopes to bridge the gap to get everyone to a place of understanding through a unique modeling solution – and argues that by better envisioning the future, we can not only have more productive conversations but also make more informed decisions about drainage. » Read More...

Events

Iowa farmers uncover greater gains, success with sustainability

MSU names new director in agricultural research

What is Iowa's

The biweekly brief: 4/15

Lessons learned from ‘Future Ohio’

NRCS/ILICA Technical Meeting

Golf Outing: LICA Educational Foundation for Veterans

LICA National 2025 summer convention