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Farming prairie potholes (and other wet areas)
Wallaces Farmer
  • Mark Licht, Iowa State University
Document Type
Article
Publication Version
Published Version
Publication Date
6-16-2017
Abstract

Farming in the Des Moines Lobe often means growing corn and soybeans in prairie potholes. Similarly, other areas of the state deal with low-lying areas that have some of the same problems as prairie potholes: higher cost of production due to more frequent replantings, lower yield potential and, consequently, lower profitability. With tight profit margins this year and last, consider a more economical and environmental use for those areas.

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This article is published as Licht, M. 2017. Farming prairie potholes (and other wet areas). Wallaces Farmer, Farm Progress, Chicago, IL. Posted with permission.

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Farm Progress Companies, Inc.
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en
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Citation Information
Mark Licht. "Farming prairie potholes (and other wet areas)" Wallaces Farmer (2017)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/mark-licht/74/