The director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture says the agency remains committed to helping the state’s farmers expand their conservation efforts. Don Lamb says Indiana is ranked third in total cover crop acres. “When we think about erosion and we think about controlling the future of our land, it is such a long term benefit,” he says. […]
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