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Kapil Arora
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A March 3 sub-surface drainage workshop in Eddyville will focus on topics of interest that have emerged around farmland drainage.
Environmental regulations require producers to make sure manure is being applied to agricultural fields in accordance with their manure management plans. Both distribution of manure and calibrating the applicators are covered in a pair of new ISU Extension and Outreach publications.
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach has scheduled four field days to help manure applicators better understand manure distribution, calibration and the value of manure.
The design, installation and maintenance of drainage systems is the focus of the Iowa Drainage School scheduled for Aug. 22-24 at the Borlaug Learning Center on the Northeast Research and Demonstration Farm near Nashua, Iowa.
The design and layout of new practices currently being considered for water quality improvements of farmland drainage will be the focus of a workshop scheduled for Dec. 14 in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Livestock producers and service providers can learn how to use the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation 2 (RUSLE2) and the Iowa Phosphorus Index in nutrient management and manure management plans. Register now for the June 7 workshop at the ISU Extension and Outreach Polk County office in Altoona.
The design, installation and maintenance of drainage systems is the focus of the Iowa Drainage School, Aug. 21-23 at the Borlaug Learning Center near Nashua.
These workshops are free and will help attendees better manage farmland drainage decisions by examining different styles of drainage systems that may be installed, including a discussion on how to address drainage water quality within the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy.
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach has scheduled a workshop in Polk County geared toward women landowners as an opportunity to discuss drainage issues that exist on Iowa’s farmland.
The design and layout of new practices currently being considered for water quality improvements of farmland drainage will be the focus of a workshop scheduled for Dec. 11 in Fort Dodge, Iowa.