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Home - Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership

Carbon Farming Strategies – Dr. Emily BrunerEvery day, more and more articles pop up in my news feed highlighting carbon as a potential revenue source for farmers. I admit,... moreIllinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership to host a free online national webinar exploring ecosystem marketsIllinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership to host a free online national webinar exploring ecosystem markets ISAP’s mission is to Continue Reading

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Beans & Bull: Waterhemp and White Mold the Scourge of Wisconsin - Badger Bean

Outsmarting waterhemp in 2021: Rodrigo Werle. White Mold and What We Have learned About Management in Recent Years: Damon Smith. About this Event Outsmarting waterhemp in 2021: Rodrigo Werle: Waterhemp management represents a major challenge for soybean farmers in Wisconsin and beyond. During this presentation we will discuss the status of waterhemp herbicide resistance in […]

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Grow a Perennial Herb Garden

Having fresh herbs growing right out your door is fantastic for any food lover. They add so much flavor and save you money on expensive store-bought herbs.

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