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Dubuque-area watershed management authority prepares for new projects, impacts of state policies

A local watershed management authority is preparing to launch a project with the state to monitor for the presence of a spreading contaminate in area waterways.

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Dubuque County Watersheds unveils drone seeding opportunity for cover crops

Every year, more Iowa farmers are planting cover crops in the fall, and Dubuque County Watersheds is offering an innovative way to further the trend.

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5 years later, an eastern Iowa farmer still struggles with storm water run-offs

5 years later, an eastern Iowa farmer still struggles with storm water run-offs
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Dubuque County Pay-For-Performance Program, Powered By Truterra, Improves Water Quality, Shifts Participating Acres To Carbon Negative

Truterra, LLC, the sustainability business and subsidiary of Land O’Lakes, Inc., one of America’s largest farmer-owned cooperatives,.

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