Stop farming potholes to save money

When those three years were excluded, potholes lost an average of $32.36/year over the remaining six years. [...]losses in low-lying areas were greatest in years of normal or above-normal precipitation. The Farmable Wetlands Program is one of the best-paying Conservation Reserve Programs, says John...

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Published in:Corn and Soybean Digest 2016-03
Main Author: Morrison, Liz
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural industry
Agricultural production
Corn
Design
Drainage
Farmers
Farms
Moving & housing expenses
Precipitation
Profitability
Profits
Software
Soybeans
Water quality
Wetlands
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Summary:When those three years were excluded, potholes lost an average of $32.36/year over the remaining six years. [...]losses in low-lying areas were greatest in years of normal or above-normal precipitation. The Farmable Wetlands Program is one of the best-paying Conservation Reserve Programs, says John Whitaker, state executive director of the Iowa Farm Service Agency.
ISSN:1544-1644