Discuss phosphorus-nitrogen management

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Phosphorus/Nitrogen management

Nitrogen and phosphorus loss in Iowa and the Mississippi River Basic is responsible for the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico. As farmers and land managers in Iowa, how might we reduce our impact? The current target is 45% decrease-from our previous research would be needed across the landscape to meet that reduction target.

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