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I stand with the #FarmStrong Iowans who are innovating and collaborating to protect our water! #ConservationCounts
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by Iowa Farm Bureau category: Environment
Iowans are nationally-recognized for their "Farm Strong" roots and values, including hard work, commitment, and perseverance.
Iowa's reputation as a national leader in farming is nothing
new. But staying on top (leading the nation in corn, soybean, pork, and egg
production), while taking on the challenge of protecting our soil and water
quality requires innovation and working smarter. It requires Farming Stronger! You can learn more about how today’s farmers are Farming
Stronger at ConservationCountsIowa.com
.
Of course, farmers can’t improve water quality on their own. It requires collaboration and a commitment from all of us. If you’re up to the challenge, we invite you to share this message with your Facebook friends and/or Twitter followers at noon on March 21, 2017 – National Agriculture Day.
Iowa Farm Bureau
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Iowa Farm Bureau is Iowa's largest grassroots farm organization, advocating for food, farming, families and the future of Iowa.
