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Soil health meeting set Feb 26, 2024, in Renville, Minnesota

The meeting focused on strip-till and cover crops in a sugar beet rotation will feature a panel of local, experienced soil health farmers as well as other experts.

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Hawk Creek annual meeting set Feb 15 in Renville, Minnesota

Diversifying crop systems and water quality trends will be topics at 22nd annual Hawk Creek Project annual meeting.

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Minnesotans invited to breathe new life into soil and water with cover crops

Planting cover crops in fields can help not only rejuvenate soil health but also improve water quality, as recommended by the Hawk Creek Watershed Project in Olivia.

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Minnesotans invited to breathe new life into soil and water with cover crops

Planting cover crops in fields can help not only rejuvenate soil health but also improve water quality, as recommended by the Hawk Creek Watershed Project in Olivia.

United statesNorth dakotaSacred heartBuffalo lakeHawk creekRenville countyPhil smithHeidi rauenhorstGabe brownBrian rybergHawk creek watershed projectWest centralRenville county soilWater conservation districtHawk creek watershedCentral tribune

Minnesotans invited to breathe new life into soil and water with cover crops

Planting cover crops in fields can help not only rejuvenate soil health but also improve water quality, as recommended by the Hawk Creek Watershed Project in Olivia.

Hawk creekNorth dakotaUnited statesSacred heartRenville countyBuffalo lakeHeidi rauenhorstBrian rybergGabe brownPhil smithHawk creek watershed projectWest centralRenville county soilWater conservation districtHawk creek watershedCentral tribune

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