As we are coming to the end of the 2023 harvest, Mother Nature is still throwing us a few curveballs, to remind us how unhinged she has become. We have had warm days, cold days, and even some snow as we hope to wrap up.
Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig tells us about what he has seen in his fields and what he’s hearing from farmers.
Of course, the long fall and timely moisture have been a blessing for getting cover crops seeded and established.
This is all just a part of a larger plan from the Iowa Department of Agriculture & Land Stewardship to improve soil and water quality in our state. Their plans have also included partnerships with individual counties as well.
Learn more about what IDALS does to reduce nitrates and improve our soil and water quality on their website.
