Iowa NRCS 2008 News Releases

• Wet Fields Cause Fertilizer Loss, Compaction Concerns - December

• Iowa Lakes RC&D Adds Osceola, O'Brien Counties - November

• Detailed Iowa Soils Information Now Online - November

• Soil Tests Essential for Planning '09 Fertilizer Expenses - October

• Harvest Less Corn Residue to Maintain Soil Productivity - October

• Conservationists Brace for Flood Work - October

• Farmer Travels 14,000 Miles to Compare Conservation Practices - September

• Special Signup for USDA Floodplain Easement Program Offered Through Oct. 1 - September

• USDA Program Provides Alternatives for Flood-Prone Bottomland - August

• Using Soil Surveys Can Ease Flood Losses - August

• Conservation Team Partners for Sixth Consecutive Year - July

• Additional EQIP Funds Available for New Practices and Flood Repair - July

• Biofilters Now Eligible Practice Through EQIP - July

• Richard Sims Begins Duties as Eighth State Conservationist - June

• Western Iowa Flood Control Structures Work Well - June

• June 2008 Flood Photos - June

• Now is Key Time to Perform Grassed Waterway Checkups - June

• USDA Extends CSP Sign-up Two Weeks - May

• Farmer's Field Day Showcases No-till - May

• NRCS Helps Watershed Get Health Check - April

• Marshalltown Captures Iowa Envirothon - April

• USDA Changes Rules for Interseeding CRP During Mid Contract Management - April

• CSP Workshops Scheduled in Middle Iowa Watershed - April

• Dickinson County Wins National Conservation Competition - April

• Iowa CSP Sign-Up Begins April 18 in Middle Iowa - March

• Continuous CRP: A Soil Saving Bargain for Corn-Soybean Growers - February

• Iowa NRCS Names State Resource Conservationist - February

• Tague Named Iowa LICA Conservationist of the Year - February

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