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Conservation Practices

Well-established buffer and other wildlife habitat in west central Iowa fit with terraces, pond, conservation tillage and other conservation practices to form a conservation system on the land. NRCS.
The dynamic bibliographies below will return books, journal articles, and audiovisuals covering various agricultural conservation practices such as conservation tillage, cover crops and stream restoration. The bibliographies focus on how practices affect erosion and sedimentation, nitrogen, pathogens, pesticides, phosphorus, and fish and wildlife.
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Automated searches are run in the AGRICOLA, Navigator, PubAg, and Scopus databases to generate the lists of publications. There are benefits and limitations to receiving information this way. For more information please see our Frequently Asked Questions.

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