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Middle Fork on endangered river list, Doug Wolfe,

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Illinois Senate tentatively OK’s plan to feed wild deer, Illinois News Network,

Chicagoland Muskie Hunters: Spanning 50 years, Dale Bowman ,

Chronic Wasting Disease: Real or Irrational Risk?, Madeline Bodin,

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Recent entries

Improving Water Quality One Farm At A Time Apr 20
Queen of the Wetlands Apr 20
A grassroots movement for healthy soil spreads among farmers Apr 11
NRCS to Expand Targeted Conservation Effort for Wildlife on Agricultural Lands Mar 29
Job Opportunity with PF Mar 29
WRE site visit. Mar 14
25 Years of Protecting Wetlands, Critical Agricultural Lands Feb 05
Forest Management for Wildlife Feb 05
Macoupin County EQIP Project Dec 20
Precision Conservation Management Dec 20
NRCS Announces Special Illinois Initiatives Dec 20
EQIP Migratory Habitat Funds Dec 20
EQIP Application Cutoff Dates For Oak-Hickory Forest Improvements Dec 20
2018 Conservation Cropping Seminars Upcoming Dec 20
The Simple River-Cleaning Tactics That Big Farms Ignore Dec 20
Working Lands for Monarch Butterflies Dec 18
Saving Money, Time and Soil: The Economics of No-Till Farming Dec 18
Farmers keeping Nutrients on the field, Out of streams Dec 18
Creating Wildlife habitat Acre by Acre Dec 18
Healthy Soils for Healthy Waters & Healthy Foods Dec 18

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A grassroots movement for healthy soil spreads among farmers

Wed, April 11, 2018

An interesting article that I want to share with you. Cover crops can also attract wildlife and be a food source. Especially turnips, oats, cereal rye. We just observed some wildlife off the interstate yesterday on our way to Springfield. As we got closer we noticed they were in the only field that was green with cover crops. Most likely cereal rye.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2018/04/09/597617822/a-grass-roots-movement-for-healthy-soil-spreads-among-farmers