Indiana Smart Ag gets off the ground
In a new report, the Indiana Smart Agriculture Work Group outlines pragmatic steps that can be taken to sustainably intensify production, improve reliance and concurrently deliver mitigation services and calls for the development of a farmer-led adaptation/mitigation strategy for presentation to their peers, policymakers, researchers and value-chain partners.
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Farmer-led Indiana Smart Agriculture calls for climate change strategy in new report, invites partners to join conversation
It’s June 1. You’ve got 4,000 acres of corn and 2,500 acres of soybeans to plant. So far, you’ve planted 150 acres of corn, and 40 of them are underwater. Can this scenario happen in Indiana? “It already has—in 2019,” says Don Villwock, Edwardsport, a farmer and former president of Indiana Farm...
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Farmer perspectives must be heard in water conversations
Jocelyn Anderson knows every drop of water counts. Her family grows almonds and walnuts on their farm about 1 ½ hours north of Sacramento, California, where tension over water use runs high amid drought and competing needs. Concern over the resource drives Anderson’s family to constantly adapt to...
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