The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-illinois-nutrient-loss-reduction-podcast The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction podcast explores efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback and Luke Zwilling with University of Illinois Extension. Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog. © University of Illinois c2d95bf4-0eaf-5a27-98c6-4e5561787329 yes en Sat, 21 Feb 2026 00:00:12 -0600 Fri, 06 Mar 2026 11:01:35 -0600 https://extension.illinois.edu/nlr https://img.transistorcdn.com/Oxrj6QDOVgwnQqhPViM_Mbc-nDEGqORvL6-U5tKVxYk/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS80NDEw/MzVkNDVkN2U5YjQ4/NGNmOGUzYTgyMzJl/N2YzYy5wbmc.jpg The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast https://extension.illinois.edu/nlr episodic University of Illinois Extension The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction podcast explores efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback and Luke Zwilling with University of Illinois Extension. Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog. The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction podcast explores efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback and Luke Zwilling with University of Illinois Extension. agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, Todd E. Gleason tgleason@illinois.edu No No Episode 79 | Why You Should Use the N-Rate Calculator 79 79 Episode 79 | Why You Should Use the N-Rate Calculator full 5f92d3d4-f6ff-4686-a517-7e6af4a395e6 https://share.transistor.fm/s/dc9f79e8 In Episode 79 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, University of Illinois soil fertility specialist John Jones, agricultural economist Gary Schnitkey, and Illinois Corn Growers Association water quality specialist Laura Gentry share highlights from a live panel discussion recorded during the December Farm Assets Conference. The panel focuses on nitrogen rate decisions, how the Corn Nitrogen Rate Calculator works, and why maximizing profit, not yield, should guide fertilizer management. They also discuss how nitrogen rates influence nutrient loss and what farm-level data shows about applications above the economic optimum.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> In Episode 79 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, University of Illinois soil fertility specialist John Jones, agricultural economist Gary Schnitkey, and Illinois Corn Growers Association water quality specialist Laura Gentry share highlights from a live panel discussion recorded during the December Farm Assets Conference. The panel focuses on nitrogen rate decisions, how the Corn Nitrogen Rate Calculator works, and why maximizing profit, not yield, should guide fertilizer management. They also discuss how nitrogen rates influence nutrient loss and what farm-level data shows about applications above the economic optimum.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> Mon, 26 Jan 2026 14:24:13 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 3273 In Episode 79 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, University of Illinois soil fertility specialist John Jones, agricultural economist Gary Schnitkey, and Illinois Corn Growers Association water quality specialist Laura Gentry share highlights from a live panel discussion recorded during the December Farm Assets Conference. The panel focuses on nitrogen rate decisions, how the Corn Nitrogen Rate Calculator works, and why maximizing profit, not yield, should guide fertilizer management. They also discuss how nitrogen rates influence nutrient loss and what farm-level data shows about applications above the economic optimum.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 78 | 35 Years of USDA Wetland Restoration 78 78 Episode 78 | 35 Years of USDA Wetland Restoration full ca7dfb64-e03c-4eb7-b6b6-ff2d00f6492a https://share.transistor.fm/s/f7383f06 In Episode 78 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, University of Illinois agricultural economist Marin Skidmore discusses her study reviewing 35 years of USDA wetland restoration. She explains how these restorations reduce nitrogen concentrations in surface water, the data used to evaluate their effectiveness, and the cost-saving implications for rural communities that rely on surface water for drinking supplies. She also describes how wetlands fit into broader conservation efforts and what long-term benefits they may provide.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> In Episode 78 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, University of Illinois agricultural economist Marin Skidmore discusses her study reviewing 35 years of USDA wetland restoration. She explains how these restorations reduce nitrogen concentrations in surface water, the data used to evaluate their effectiveness, and the cost-saving implications for rural communities that rely on surface water for drinking supplies. She also describes how wetlands fit into broader conservation efforts and what long-term benefits they may provide.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> Wed, 10 Dec 2025 08:53:22 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 585 In Episode 78 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, University of Illinois agricultural economist Marin Skidmore discusses her study reviewing 35 years of USDA wetland restoration. She explains how these restorations reduce nitrogen concentrations in surface water, the data used to evaluate their effectiveness, and the cost-saving implications for rural communities that rely on surface water for drinking supplies. She also describes how wetlands fit into broader conservation efforts and what long-term benefits they may provide.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 77 | Batch and Grow with Farmer-Led Advances in Soil Health (FLASH) 77 77 Episode 77 | Batch and Grow with Farmer-Led Advances in Soil Health (FLASH) full 25cae826-1018-495b-a730-2d03c9535265 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c595e803 Farmers often learn best from one another, and the Farmer-Led Advances in Soil Health (FLASH) program helps make those connections possible. In Episode 77, Morgan Cauble from AFT, Malina Przygoda from the Coles County Soil and Water Conservation District, and Bobby Orman, a Coles County farmer, discuss the FLASH program and its Batch and Grow cover crop initiative. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

·       Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog  

·       Subscribe for updates 

·       Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> Farmers often learn best from one another, and the Farmer-Led Advances in Soil Health (FLASH) program helps make those connections possible. In Episode 77, Morgan Cauble from AFT, Malina Przygoda from the Coles County Soil and Water Conservation District, and Bobby Orman, a Coles County farmer, discuss the FLASH program and its Batch and Grow cover crop initiative. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

·       Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog  

·       Subscribe for updates 

·       Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> Mon, 17 Nov 2025 10:23:01 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1581 Farmers often learn best from one another, and the Farmer-Led Advances in Soil Health (FLASH) program helps make those connections possible. In Episode 77, Morgan Cauble from AFT, Malina Przygoda from the Coles County Soil and Water Conservation District, and Bobby Orman, a Coles County farmer, discuss the FLASH program and its Batch and Grow cover crop initiative. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

·       Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog  

·       Subscribe for updates 

·       Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 76 | Addressing Nutrient Loss Through Conservation: Precision Conservation Management (PCM) 76 76 Episode 76 | Addressing Nutrient Loss Through Conservation: Precision Conservation Management (PCM) full 0fa10384-67de-46cb-92d7-2e0229217b6a https://share.transistor.fm/s/18c29668 In episode 76, Precision Conservation Management (PCM) director Greg Goodwin, conservation specialist Lou Liva, and Stark County farmer Noah Forlines discuss how the PCM program works with farmers to collect field-level data and return it to them in a usable format. The conversation focused on how PCM combines conservation and profitability through detailed data analysis, gathering information pass-by-pass from the farm. The field-level data helps farmers improve their economic and environmental performance without requiring changes in their practices. The data is also organized into an annual report, allowing farmers to compare their local performance and better understand their own operations.

 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

·       Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog  

·       Subscribe for updates 

·       Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> In episode 76, Precision Conservation Management (PCM) director Greg Goodwin, conservation specialist Lou Liva, and Stark County farmer Noah Forlines discuss how the PCM program works with farmers to collect field-level data and return it to them in a usable format. The conversation focused on how PCM combines conservation and profitability through detailed data analysis, gathering information pass-by-pass from the farm. The field-level data helps farmers improve their economic and environmental performance without requiring changes in their practices. The data is also organized into an annual report, allowing farmers to compare their local performance and better understand their own operations.

 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

·       Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog  

·       Subscribe for updates 

·       Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> Tue, 28 Oct 2025 13:11:49 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1412 In episode 76, Precision Conservation Management (PCM) director Greg Goodwin, conservation specialist Lou Liva, and Stark County farmer Noah Forlines discuss how the PCM program works with farmers to collect field-level data and return it to them in a usable format. The conversation focused on how PCM combines conservation and profitability through detailed data analysis, gathering information pass-by-pass from the farm. The field-level data helps farmers improve their economic and environmental performance without requiring changes in their practices. The data is also organized into an annual report, allowing farmers to compare their local performance and better understand their own operations.

 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

·       Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog  

·       Subscribe for updates 

·       Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 75 | Cover Crop Conversations: Management Advice 75 75 Episode 75 | Cover Crop Conversations: Management Advice full e2f5b7e5-03cc-4914-9f7b-4bae1395c028 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4bb6888a In the second of a two-part series, Illinois farmers Norm Deets of Ogle County, Brian Corkill of Henry County, and John Pike of Williamson County share management advice from years of working with cover crops. They discuss seeding rates, species selection, erosion control, and how to balance profitability with your conservation goals.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> In the second of a two-part series, Illinois farmers Norm Deets of Ogle County, Brian Corkill of Henry County, and John Pike of Williamson County share management advice from years of working with cover crops. They discuss seeding rates, species selection, erosion control, and how to balance profitability with your conservation goals.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> Mon, 15 Sep 2025 15:28:39 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1505 In the second of a two-part series, Illinois farmers Norm Deets of Ogle County, Brian Corkill of Henry County, and John Pike of Williamson County share management advice from years of working with cover crops. They discuss seeding rates, species selection, erosion control, and how to balance profitability with your conservation goals.


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 74 | Cover Crop Conversations: Barriers to Entry 74 74 Episode 74 | Cover Crop Conversations: Barriers to Entry full 42af6bf6-0048-4b04-ab79-f2766571d5e5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/0710c909 In the first of a two-part series, three Illinois farmers- Norm Deets of Ogle County, Brian Corkill of Henry County, and John Pike of Williamson County discuss their experiences with cover crops, focusing on the challenges they faced when getting started and lessons they learned along the way. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> In the first of a two-part series, three Illinois farmers- Norm Deets of Ogle County, Brian Corkill of Henry County, and John Pike of Williamson County discuss their experiences with cover crops, focusing on the challenges they faced when getting started and lessons they learned along the way. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> Tue, 26 Aug 2025 21:55:35 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1239 In the first of a two-part series, three Illinois farmers- Norm Deets of Ogle County, Brian Corkill of Henry County, and John Pike of Williamson County discuss their experiences with cover crops, focusing on the challenges they faced when getting started and lessons they learned along the way. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 73 | Branching Out: Agroforestry's Role in Reducing Nutrient Loss 73 73 Episode 73 | Branching Out: Agroforestry's Role in Reducing Nutrient Loss full ee2b5810-63cd-4e7f-abab-8fc1e1b36a82 https://share.transistor.fm/s/340377a3 Nate Lawrence and MJ Oviatt from the Savanna Institute discuss how agroforestry practices like windbreaks, alley cropping, and silvopasture can reduce nutrient loss and support farm resilience. They highlight research showing these practices improve water quality, enhance biodiversity, and provide new revenue streams for farmers. The episode also covers economic challenges to adoption and invites farmers to engage through events and the Corn Belt Windbreak Project.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Nate Lawrence and MJ Oviatt from the Savanna Institute discuss how agroforestry practices like windbreaks, alley cropping, and silvopasture can reduce nutrient loss and support farm resilience. They highlight research showing these practices improve water quality, enhance biodiversity, and provide new revenue streams for farmers. The episode also covers economic challenges to adoption and invites farmers to engage through events and the Corn Belt Windbreak Project.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Fri, 27 Jun 2025 09:58:11 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1599 Nate Lawrence and MJ Oviatt from the Savanna Institute discuss how agroforestry practices like windbreaks, alley cropping, and silvopasture can reduce nutrient loss and support farm resilience. They highlight research showing these practices improve water quality, enhance biodiversity, and provide new revenue streams for farmers. The episode also covers economic challenges to adoption and invites farmers to engage through events and the Corn Belt Windbreak Project.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 72 | Constructed Wetlands for Water Quality: Wetlands, NARPS, and Advocacy 72 72 Episode 72 | Constructed Wetlands for Water Quality: Wetlands, NARPS, and Advocacy full 5f7f8798-cb5f-4919-8515-413379c8edc4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1550003b Mila Marshall of the Sierra Club Illinois Chapter highlights the group's work to reduce nutrient pollution in Illinois through education, advocacy, and the promotion of constructed wetlands. The Sierra Club promotes wetlands as a cost-effective solution for reducing nitrogen and phosphorus pollution. She emphasizes collaboration between farmers, wastewater treatment facilities, and the public to support the state's Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Mila Marshall of the Sierra Club Illinois Chapter highlights the group's work to reduce nutrient pollution in Illinois through education, advocacy, and the promotion of constructed wetlands. The Sierra Club promotes wetlands as a cost-effective solution for reducing nitrogen and phosphorus pollution. She emphasizes collaboration between farmers, wastewater treatment facilities, and the public to support the state's Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Wed, 14 May 2025 10:25:17 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1189 Mila Marshall of the Sierra Club Illinois Chapter highlights the group's work to reduce nutrient pollution in Illinois through education, advocacy, and the promotion of constructed wetlands. The Sierra Club promotes wetlands as a cost-effective solution for reducing nitrogen and phosphorus pollution. She emphasizes collaboration between farmers, wastewater treatment facilities, and the public to support the state's Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 71 | Constructed Wetlands for Water Quality: Easement Programs for Agricultural Conservation 71 71 Episode 71 | Constructed Wetlands for Water Quality: Easement Programs for Agricultural Conservation full c7cec523-0915-41e1-93b1-a0fe94dcfac6 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ca4bfeb4 In this episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Paula Hingson and Matt Robert of USDA NRCS discuss how wetland restoration easements and constructed wetlands help reduce nutrient loss in Illinois. They explain how easement programs like wetland restoration easement through the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP) support landowners by converting flood-prone farmland back to wetlands, and how constructed wetlands are engineered to treat runoff and improve water quality. The conversation also covers funding options, habitat benefits, and how producers can get started with support from local NRCS offices and partners like The Wetlands Initiative.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with podcast host Todd Gleason and co-producers Rachel Curry, and Nicole Haverback. 

]]> In this episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Paula Hingson and Matt Robert of USDA NRCS discuss how wetland restoration easements and constructed wetlands help reduce nutrient loss in Illinois. They explain how easement programs like wetland restoration easement through the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP) support landowners by converting flood-prone farmland back to wetlands, and how constructed wetlands are engineered to treat runoff and improve water quality. The conversation also covers funding options, habitat benefits, and how producers can get started with support from local NRCS offices and partners like The Wetlands Initiative.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with podcast host Todd Gleason and co-producers Rachel Curry, and Nicole Haverback. 

]]> Mon, 14 Apr 2025 22:21:47 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 921 In this episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Paula Hingson and Matt Robert of USDA NRCS discuss how wetland restoration easements and constructed wetlands help reduce nutrient loss in Illinois. They explain how easement programs like wetland restoration easement through the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP) support landowners by converting flood-prone farmland back to wetlands, and how constructed wetlands are engineered to treat runoff and improve water quality. The conversation also covers funding options, habitat benefits, and how producers can get started with support from local NRCS offices and partners like The Wetlands Initiative.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with podcast host Todd Gleason and co-producers Rachel Curry, and Nicole Haverback. 

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 70 | Constructed Wetlands for Water Quality: Insights & Farmer Perspectives 70 70 Episode 70 | Constructed Wetlands for Water Quality: Insights & Farmer Perspectives full 3a4f0792-ad06-401c-b743-99bc44b68d39 https://share.transistor.fm/s/52fd5167 On this episode of the Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Jill Kostel from The Wetlands Initiative and farmer Rex Newton, discuss constructed wetlands highlighting their role in intercepting tile drainage and reducing nitrates.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> On this episode of the Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Jill Kostel from The Wetlands Initiative and farmer Rex Newton, discuss constructed wetlands highlighting their role in intercepting tile drainage and reducing nitrates.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Tue, 25 Mar 2025 19:56:27 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 884 On this episode of the Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Jill Kostel from The Wetlands Initiative and farmer Rex Newton, discuss constructed wetlands highlighting their role in intercepting tile drainage and reducing nitrates.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Bonus | Corn, Ethanol, Conservation, a Conversation Bonus | Corn, Ethanol, Conservation, a Conversation bonus 0275b1c7-a96c-425b-bca3-af61b9da37e6 https://share.transistor.fm/s/dcd55cac In this bonus edition of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Todd Gleason interviews Jon Doggett, head of Camas Creek Consulting LLC and former CEO of the National Corn Growers Association. They discuss the importance of conservation and climate-smart practices in agriculture, the opportunities presented by the Inflation Reduction Act, and the need for voluntary, incentive-based programs. Jon shares insights on building coalitions between farm and environmental groups, the evolving perspective of farmers on climate change, and the rapid technological advancements in agriculture. He emphasizes the importance of effective communication with policymakers and the potential for agriculture to showcase its positive impact with the right support and partnerships.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> In this bonus edition of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Todd Gleason interviews Jon Doggett, head of Camas Creek Consulting LLC and former CEO of the National Corn Growers Association. They discuss the importance of conservation and climate-smart practices in agriculture, the opportunities presented by the Inflation Reduction Act, and the need for voluntary, incentive-based programs. Jon shares insights on building coalitions between farm and environmental groups, the evolving perspective of farmers on climate change, and the rapid technological advancements in agriculture. He emphasizes the importance of effective communication with policymakers and the potential for agriculture to showcase its positive impact with the right support and partnerships.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> Fri, 28 Feb 2025 08:37:30 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 2017 In this bonus edition of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, Todd Gleason interviews Jon Doggett, head of Camas Creek Consulting LLC and former CEO of the National Corn Growers Association. They discuss the importance of conservation and climate-smart practices in agriculture, the opportunities presented by the Inflation Reduction Act, and the need for voluntary, incentive-based programs. Jon shares insights on building coalitions between farm and environmental groups, the evolving perspective of farmers on climate change, and the rapid technological advancements in agriculture. He emphasizes the importance of effective communication with policymakers and the potential for agriculture to showcase its positive impact with the right support and partnerships.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 69 | Constructed Wetlands for Water Quality: Perceptions in Today's Society 69 69 Episode 69 | Constructed Wetlands for Water Quality: Perceptions in Today's Society full d77d7637-96ce-44e2-b011-739d591232ee https://share.transistor.fm/s/fa536378 Wetlands are some of the most vital yet misunderstood ecosystems, often portrayed in film as eerie, dangerous places rather than the biodiverse habitats they are. In this episode, Dr. Jeff Matthews and Dr. Caitlin Bloomer from the University of Illinois discuss wetland perceptions, their ecological importance, and efforts to improve public understanding.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Wetlands are some of the most vital yet misunderstood ecosystems, often portrayed in film as eerie, dangerous places rather than the biodiverse habitats they are. In this episode, Dr. Jeff Matthews and Dr. Caitlin Bloomer from the University of Illinois discuss wetland perceptions, their ecological importance, and efforts to improve public understanding.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Thu, 30 Jan 2025 10:51:51 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1079 Wetlands are some of the most vital yet misunderstood ecosystems, often portrayed in film as eerie, dangerous places rather than the biodiverse habitats they are. In this episode, Dr. Jeff Matthews and Dr. Caitlin Bloomer from the University of Illinois discuss wetland perceptions, their ecological importance, and efforts to improve public understanding.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 68 | Building Better Waterways: Installing Woodchip Bioreactors 68 68 Episode 68 | Building Better Waterways: Installing Woodchip Bioreactors full fdbeed66-9527-4850-95f3-adab4e7d4972 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7da41541 Woodchip bioreactors are a useful tool in reducing nutrient loss, particularly nitrate, from tile-drained fields before the water is discharged. In this episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, farmer Brian Corkill and contractor David Johnston join Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership’s Helen VanBeck to discuss the recent installation of a bioreactor on Corkill’s farm, the process behind it, and the benefits of this edge-of-field practice. Check out the blog recap of this episode.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Woodchip bioreactors are a useful tool in reducing nutrient loss, particularly nitrate, from tile-drained fields before the water is discharged. In this episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, farmer Brian Corkill and contractor David Johnston join Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership’s Helen VanBeck to discuss the recent installation of a bioreactor on Corkill’s farm, the process behind it, and the benefits of this edge-of-field practice. Check out the blog recap of this episode.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> Thu, 19 Dec 2024 12:45:43 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 677 Woodchip bioreactors are a useful tool in reducing nutrient loss, particularly nitrate, from tile-drained fields before the water is discharged. In this episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, farmer Brian Corkill and contractor David Johnston join Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership’s Helen VanBeck to discuss the recent installation of a bioreactor on Corkill’s farm, the process behind it, and the benefits of this edge-of-field practice. Check out the blog recap of this episode.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

]]> agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 67 | The Agronomics of N, P, & K 67 67 Episode 67 | The Agronomics of N, P, & K full ea80b5d2-3881-4374-9a1f-20b5d97f9c56 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7d11f8e4 Sun, 27 Oct 2024 09:15:17 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 626 agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Illinois Landowner Conservation Series Illinois Landowner Conservation Series full daed76d9-f5f4-4e85-b6a7-f4483eb879d0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f28ae25b Fri, 27 Sep 2024 16:03:00 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 242 agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No Episode 66 | Edge of Field Considerations: A Farmer Perspective 66 66 Episode 66 | Edge of Field Considerations: A Farmer Perspective full c370d9ba-407f-4006-b49b-094af480f5f0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/cd94709e Edge-of-field practices reduce nutrient loss, improve wildlife habitats, and support long-term sustainability. In this episode, farmers Brian Corkill, Brent Fowler, and Jim Fulton from Henry, McDonough, and Livingston counties share their experiences with implementing these conservation practices, offering valuable insights for landowners and farmers.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> Edge-of-field practices reduce nutrient loss, improve wildlife habitats, and support long-term sustainability. In this episode, farmers Brian Corkill, Brent Fowler, and Jim Fulton from Henry, McDonough, and Livingston counties share their experiences with implementing these conservation practices, offering valuable insights for landowners and farmers.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> Mon, 26 Aug 2024 10:52:57 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1407 Edge-of-field practices reduce nutrient loss, improve wildlife habitats, and support long-term sustainability. In this episode, farmers Brian Corkill, Brent Fowler, and Jim Fulton from Henry, McDonough, and Livingston counties share their experiences with implementing these conservation practices, offering valuable insights for landowners and farmers.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, phosphorus No Episode 65 | Phosphorus and streambanks: a battle for cleaner waterways 65 65 Episode 65 | Phosphorus and streambanks: a battle for cleaner waterways full ce8e1739-8526-470e-8543-6b296f36db52 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4cb9b129 In Episode 65 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we take a deeper look at the importance of stable streambanks in keeping waterways clean and protecting farmlands with Dr. Andrew Margenot from University of Illinois, Trevor Toland, a landowner from western Illinois, and Jeff Boeckler of NorthWater Consulting.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> In Episode 65 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we take a deeper look at the importance of stable streambanks in keeping waterways clean and protecting farmlands with Dr. Andrew Margenot from University of Illinois, Trevor Toland, a landowner from western Illinois, and Jeff Boeckler of NorthWater Consulting.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> Tue, 30 Jul 2024 11:35:36 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1767 In Episode 65 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we take a deeper look at the importance of stable streambanks in keeping waterways clean and protecting farmlands with Dr. Andrew Margenot from University of Illinois, Trevor Toland, a landowner from western Illinois, and Jeff Boeckler of NorthWater Consulting.

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, phosphorus No Episode 64 | Register for the Ag & Climate Conference 64 64 Episode 64 | Register for the Ag & Climate Conference full 5f5e6938-ae18-46c3-a91e-d1d71ee95cd8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/28dcaa92 The North Central Agriculture and Climate Conference aims to connect research, extension, and outreach within the agricultural community and will be held at the Peoria Civic Center from July 31 to August 1, 2024.  

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> The North Central Agriculture and Climate Conference aims to connect research, extension, and outreach within the agricultural community and will be held at the Peoria Civic Center from July 31 to August 1, 2024.  

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> Mon, 01 Jul 2024 10:32:53 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 753 The North Central Agriculture and Climate Conference aims to connect research, extension, and outreach within the agricultural community and will be held at the Peoria Civic Center from July 31 to August 1, 2024.  

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming No Episode 63 | Data Intensive Farm Management (DIFM.farm) 63 63 Episode 63 | Data Intensive Farm Management (DIFM.farm) full 1272548e-5fb5-4baf-9bd2-c690d1b56145 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ce26f811 With thin profit margins and the high cost of inputs, there is a need to make farming more efficient and profitable. One way that researchers and farmers are working together to do this is through data-intensive farm management. 


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> With thin profit margins and the high cost of inputs, there is a need to make farming more efficient and profitable. One way that researchers and farmers are working together to do this is through data-intensive farm management. 


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> Fri, 17 May 2024 09:04:57 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1099 With thin profit margins and the high cost of inputs, there is a need to make farming more efficient and profitable. One way that researchers and farmers are working together to do this is through data-intensive farm management. 


Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming No Episode 62 | ISAP Soil Health Leadership Program 62 62 Episode 62 | ISAP Soil Health Leadership Program full 79518d80-0c39-4f9b-b119-aebb7b00da95 https://share.transistor.fm/s/71681478 The Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership coordinates the Soil Health Leadership program, which Extension partners on. Explore more below. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> The Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership coordinates the Soil Health Leadership program, which Extension partners on. Explore more below. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> Fri, 26 Apr 2024 12:47:51 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1563 The Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership coordinates the Soil Health Leadership program, which Extension partners on. Explore more below. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming No Episode 61 | Uncovering the Power of Clover Cover 61 61 Episode 61 | Uncovering the Power of Clover Cover full 03c7bd93-1d9d-45f8-9cb0-dfc657b913f4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6b66d090 Interested in diversifying your cover crop mix or exploring the power of clover cover? Episode 61 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction podcast looks into utilizing clover as a cover crop with Adam Dahmer, farmer from Williamson County in southern Illinois, and Nathan Johanning, Commercial Agriculture Educator with the University of Illinois Extension. 

- Midwest Cover Crop Council Cover Crop Selector Tool

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> Interested in diversifying your cover crop mix or exploring the power of clover cover? Episode 61 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction podcast looks into utilizing clover as a cover crop with Adam Dahmer, farmer from Williamson County in southern Illinois, and Nathan Johanning, Commercial Agriculture Educator with the University of Illinois Extension. 

- Midwest Cover Crop Council Cover Crop Selector Tool

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> Mon, 25 Mar 2024 14:19:02 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1791 Interested in diversifying your cover crop mix or exploring the power of clover cover? Episode 61 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction podcast looks into utilizing clover as a cover crop with Adam Dahmer, farmer from Williamson County in southern Illinois, and Nathan Johanning, Commercial Agriculture Educator with the University of Illinois Extension. 

- Midwest Cover Crop Council Cover Crop Selector Tool

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming No Episode 60 | The NLRS, Nitrogen Applications & Crop Insurance 60 60 Episode 60 | The NLRS, Nitrogen Applications & Crop Insurance full 8caf2535-3575-48df-ae74-8b10c6b8eda2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4eb3d7f0 Episode 60 of the Illinois Nutrient Reduction Podcast discusses the Post-Application Coverage Endorsement Crop Insurance (PACE) Policy for 2024 from a recent FarmDoc with Megan Dwyer, Director of Conservation and Nutrient Stewardship with Illinois Corn Growers Association and Gary Schnitkey, University of Illinois College of ACES Professor and Soybean Industry Chair in Agricultural Strategy. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> Episode 60 of the Illinois Nutrient Reduction Podcast discusses the Post-Application Coverage Endorsement Crop Insurance (PACE) Policy for 2024 from a recent FarmDoc with Megan Dwyer, Director of Conservation and Nutrient Stewardship with Illinois Corn Growers Association and Gary Schnitkey, University of Illinois College of ACES Professor and Soybean Industry Chair in Agricultural Strategy. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> Thu, 15 Feb 2024 10:16:06 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1297 Episode 60 of the Illinois Nutrient Reduction Podcast discusses the Post-Application Coverage Endorsement Crop Insurance (PACE) Policy for 2024 from a recent FarmDoc with Megan Dwyer, Director of Conservation and Nutrient Stewardship with Illinois Corn Growers Association and Gary Schnitkey, University of Illinois College of ACES Professor and Soybean Industry Chair in Agricultural Strategy. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming No Episode 59 | When It Rains, It Pours: Extreme Precipitation & Nutrient Loss 59 59 Episode 59 | When It Rains, It Pours: Extreme Precipitation & Nutrient Loss full e39db64d-2f5a-4367-a6b2-d79fb52fb6e5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6d4ee120 Episode 59 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast explores the relationship between extreme precipitation events and nutrient loss in agriculture, highlighting the recent article series, When It Rains, It Pours. In this episode, Dr. Marin Skidmore and Dr. Jonathan Coppess, both with the University of Illinois, dive into the impacts of heavy rainfall and snowmelt on agriculture, shedding light on practical strategies for mitigating nutrient loss.  

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> Episode 59 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast explores the relationship between extreme precipitation events and nutrient loss in agriculture, highlighting the recent article series, When It Rains, It Pours. In this episode, Dr. Marin Skidmore and Dr. Jonathan Coppess, both with the University of Illinois, dive into the impacts of heavy rainfall and snowmelt on agriculture, shedding light on practical strategies for mitigating nutrient loss.  

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> Tue, 30 Jan 2024 11:12:02 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1215 Episode 59 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast explores the relationship between extreme precipitation events and nutrient loss in agriculture, highlighting the recent article series, When It Rains, It Pours. In this episode, Dr. Marin Skidmore and Dr. Jonathan Coppess, both with the University of Illinois, dive into the impacts of heavy rainfall and snowmelt on agriculture, shedding light on practical strategies for mitigating nutrient loss.  

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming No Episode 58 | Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy 2023 Biennial Report Update 58 58 Episode 58 | Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy 2023 Biennial Report Update full 95476842-fe98-4821-b4a1-9464f33552ed https://share.transistor.fm/s/47c454a7 Hear from the three different sectors outlined within the NLRS on how each sector is addressing nutrient loss and some key points from 2021 and 2022 that are captured in the 2023 Biennial Report. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> Hear from the three different sectors outlined within the NLRS on how each sector is addressing nutrient loss and some key points from 2021 and 2022 that are captured in the 2023 Biennial Report. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> Thu, 14 Dec 2023 12:54:04 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1849 Hear from the three different sectors outlined within the NLRS on how each sector is addressing nutrient loss and some key points from 2021 and 2022 that are captured in the 2023 Biennial Report. 

Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


]]> agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois No Episode 57 | Fall Leaves Clean Streams 57 57 Episode 57 | Fall Leaves Clean Streams full 02e8614f-0658-42c9-8eae-27a80e93b4d2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c5589d44
  • Lawn to Lake Midwest 
  • Red Oak Rain Garden 
  • Stormwater @ Home series  
  • Add Organic Matter: Mulch Leaves

    • Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


    ]]>
  • Lawn to Lake Midwest 
  • Red Oak Rain Garden 
  • Stormwater @ Home series  
  • Add Organic Matter: Mulch Leaves

    • Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


    ]]>     Mon, 06 Nov 2023 15:35:05 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 791
  • Lawn to Lake Midwest 
  • Red Oak Rain Garden 
  • Stormwater @ Home series  
  • Add Organic Matter: Mulch Leaves

    • Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  


    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, stormwater, midwest, Illinois No     Episode 56 | Cover Crop Considerations: A farmer's perspective 56 56 Episode 56 | Cover Crop Considerations: A farmer's perspective full 414a753d-e015-446b-ab79-fe6c5e0d9a0a https://share.transistor.fm/s/9c22f43f In a panel conversation held at the Farm Progress Show in 2023, three farmers spanning the state – Norm Deets, Chad Bell, and Cliff Schuette – gathered to discuss their experiences utilizing cover crops and other agricultural conservation practices.  


    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     In a panel conversation held at the Farm Progress Show in 2023, three farmers spanning the state – Norm Deets, Chad Bell, and Cliff Schuette – gathered to discuss their experiences utilizing cover crops and other agricultural conservation practices.  


    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Mon, 25 Sep 2023 10:51:43 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1190 In a panel conversation held at the Farm Progress Show in 2023, three farmers spanning the state – Norm Deets, Chad Bell, and Cliff Schuette – gathered to discuss their experiences utilizing cover crops and other agricultural conservation practices.  


    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 55 | How Extension drives student experiences in agriculture: Research and Extension Experiences for Undergraduates (REEU) 55 55 Episode 55 | How Extension drives student experiences in agriculture: Research and Extension Experiences for Undergraduates (REEU) full 2f29348b-0603-49af-aab7-74f4f4f62761 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2b8eee0d The North Central Region Water Network is a 12-state Extension-led collaboration focused on ensuring safe and sufficient water supplies not only in the North Central Region, but beyond. The Watershed Management Research and Outreach Undergraduate Internship Program through this network helps students from all backgrounds gain valuable experience that will help students pursue future careers in watershed management and gain an understanding of the role of Extension. At the completion of the 2023 summer program, Dr. John McMaine, director of the Water Resources Institute at South Dakota State University, Ethan Davis, intern at University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Sam Henry, intern at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, discussed the Extension-focused watershed management internship.    

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     The North Central Region Water Network is a 12-state Extension-led collaboration focused on ensuring safe and sufficient water supplies not only in the North Central Region, but beyond. The Watershed Management Research and Outreach Undergraduate Internship Program through this network helps students from all backgrounds gain valuable experience that will help students pursue future careers in watershed management and gain an understanding of the role of Extension. At the completion of the 2023 summer program, Dr. John McMaine, director of the Water Resources Institute at South Dakota State University, Ethan Davis, intern at University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Sam Henry, intern at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, discussed the Extension-focused watershed management internship.    

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Thu, 10 Aug 2023 19:30:14 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1245 The North Central Region Water Network is a 12-state Extension-led collaboration focused on ensuring safe and sufficient water supplies not only in the North Central Region, but beyond. The Watershed Management Research and Outreach Undergraduate Internship Program through this network helps students from all backgrounds gain valuable experience that will help students pursue future careers in watershed management and gain an understanding of the role of Extension. At the completion of the 2023 summer program, Dr. John McMaine, director of the Water Resources Institute at South Dakota State University, Ethan Davis, intern at University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Sam Henry, intern at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, discussed the Extension-focused watershed management internship.    

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 54 | Navigating Extreme Weather Impacts on Agriculture 54 54 Episode 54 | Navigating Extreme Weather Impacts on Agriculture full 7be56350-b572-4ca7-9d4b-5ecdf552ed73 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c465005d As the climate continues to change, we are seeing more frequent, extreme weather events. With these weather events occurring more often, considerations on how those events impact agriculture need to be addressed. Trent Ford, State Climatologist at the Illinois State Water Survey, Connor Sible, a Visiting Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Illinois Department of Crop Sciences, and John Zumwalt, a farmer from Sheldon, IL, talk about extreme weather trends and how farmers can mitigate their impacts.  

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     As the climate continues to change, we are seeing more frequent, extreme weather events. With these weather events occurring more often, considerations on how those events impact agriculture need to be addressed. Trent Ford, State Climatologist at the Illinois State Water Survey, Connor Sible, a Visiting Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Illinois Department of Crop Sciences, and John Zumwalt, a farmer from Sheldon, IL, talk about extreme weather trends and how farmers can mitigate their impacts.  

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Mon, 31 Jul 2023 09:48:53 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1455 As the climate continues to change, we are seeing more frequent, extreme weather events. With these weather events occurring more often, considerations on how those events impact agriculture need to be addressed. Trent Ford, State Climatologist at the Illinois State Water Survey, Connor Sible, a Visiting Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Illinois Department of Crop Sciences, and John Zumwalt, a farmer from Sheldon, IL, talk about extreme weather trends and how farmers can mitigate their impacts.  

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 53 | Unlocking the Potential: Exploring Camelina as a Cover Crop 53 53 Episode 53 | Unlocking the Potential: Exploring Camelina as a Cover Crop full 1c6c7738-c156-4e02-b576-693dd5e73b98 https://share.transistor.fm/s/dd452dce As the use of cover crops continues to grow across Illinois and the country, non-traditional crops are being researched and explored as potential cover crops including camelina. Hear from Joel Gruver, Professor of Soil Science and Sustainable Agriculture at Western Illinois University, about camelina as a cover crop and his research. Gruver has spent the past 16 years taking the science and translating it into understandable, memorable ideas for both students and farmers. His primary focus is on organic cropping systems and addressing production questions. Gruver is also conducting research on the use of camelina as a cover crop. 

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     As the use of cover crops continues to grow across Illinois and the country, non-traditional crops are being researched and explored as potential cover crops including camelina. Hear from Joel Gruver, Professor of Soil Science and Sustainable Agriculture at Western Illinois University, about camelina as a cover crop and his research. Gruver has spent the past 16 years taking the science and translating it into understandable, memorable ideas for both students and farmers. His primary focus is on organic cropping systems and addressing production questions. Gruver is also conducting research on the use of camelina as a cover crop. 

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Thu, 22 Jun 2023 11:09:44 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1177 As the use of cover crops continues to grow across Illinois and the country, non-traditional crops are being researched and explored as potential cover crops including camelina. Hear from Joel Gruver, Professor of Soil Science and Sustainable Agriculture at Western Illinois University, about camelina as a cover crop and his research. Gruver has spent the past 16 years taking the science and translating it into understandable, memorable ideas for both students and farmers. His primary focus is on organic cropping systems and addressing production questions. Gruver is also conducting research on the use of camelina as a cover crop. 

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 52 | USDA's FPAC Conservation Mission 52 52 Episode 52 | USDA's FPAC Conservation Mission full 58631777-c18c-4351-a8af-7c589fda6880 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d92eb200 Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation, Robert Bonnie, met with National Association of Farm Broadcasting members in Washington D.C. The group asked Undersecretary Bonnie about the Farm Production and Conservation’s conservation mission. Undersecretary Bonnie spoke to the group about many topics including the Inflation Reduction Act, the upcoming Farm Bill, climate-smart agriculture, carbon markets, and climate change.  

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation, Robert Bonnie, met with National Association of Farm Broadcasting members in Washington D.C. The group asked Undersecretary Bonnie about the Farm Production and Conservation’s conservation mission. Undersecretary Bonnie spoke to the group about many topics including the Inflation Reduction Act, the upcoming Farm Bill, climate-smart agriculture, carbon markets, and climate change.  

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Tue, 16 May 2023 13:07:51 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1252 Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation, Robert Bonnie, met with National Association of Farm Broadcasting members in Washington D.C. The group asked Undersecretary Bonnie about the Farm Production and Conservation’s conservation mission. Undersecretary Bonnie spoke to the group about many topics including the Inflation Reduction Act, the upcoming Farm Bill, climate-smart agriculture, carbon markets, and climate change.  

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 51 | Illinois Farm Bureau Nutrient Stewardship Grant Program 51 51 Episode 51 | Illinois Farm Bureau Nutrient Stewardship Grant Program full 0960cfe0-0008-4b4b-9ccb-1ab7184edddc https://share.transistor.fm/s/3fefb60f The Illinois Farm Bureau  Nutrient Stewardship Grant  Program was developed in 2015 to support the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy. The NSG is now a cornerstone of IFB for its efforts and initiatives on nutrient loss reduction.   

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     The Illinois Farm Bureau  Nutrient Stewardship Grant  Program was developed in 2015 to support the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy. The NSG is now a cornerstone of IFB for its efforts and initiatives on nutrient loss reduction.   

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Wed, 29 Mar 2023 10:26:33 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1272 The Illinois Farm Bureau  Nutrient Stewardship Grant  Program was developed in 2015 to support the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy. The NSG is now a cornerstone of IFB for its efforts and initiatives on nutrient loss reduction.   

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 50 | Sustaining Our Future: A Farm Family Story Spotlight 50 50 Episode 50 | Sustaining Our Future: A Farm Family Story Spotlight full bf27df14-ca25-4416-b07a-94ea614820f3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/3406df35 To celebrate our 50th podcast, we get behind-the-scenes information about the creation and production of the new Illinois Farm Bureau documentary "Sustaining our Future: A Farm Family Story.” 

    Michael Ganschow, Bureau County Farmer, Lauren Lurkins, IFB Director of Environmental Policy, and Scott Anderson, IFB Video Producer, spoke about their goals and why they wanted to make this short film.

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     To celebrate our 50th podcast, we get behind-the-scenes information about the creation and production of the new Illinois Farm Bureau documentary "Sustaining our Future: A Farm Family Story.” 

    Michael Ganschow, Bureau County Farmer, Lauren Lurkins, IFB Director of Environmental Policy, and Scott Anderson, IFB Video Producer, spoke about their goals and why they wanted to make this short film.

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Mon, 13 Mar 2023 20:02:27 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1675 To celebrate our 50th podcast, we get behind-the-scenes information about the creation and production of the new Illinois Farm Bureau documentary "Sustaining our Future: A Farm Family Story.” 

    Michael Ganschow, Bureau County Farmer, Lauren Lurkins, IFB Director of Environmental Policy, and Scott Anderson, IFB Video Producer, spoke about their goals and why they wanted to make this short film.

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 49 | The Inflation Reduction Act 49 49 Episode 49 | The Inflation Reduction Act full 1ad703e3-5f27-4aa1-b30d-d2eee1b181c2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a91d63bc The Bipartisan Inflation Reduction Act  was signed into law in August 2022. Within the IRA, $18 billion was allocated for agricultural conservation funding over the next 10 years for existing USDA programs. Ivan Dozier, retired Illinois State Conservationist, and Jonathan Coppess, University of Illinois Agriculture Policy Specialist discuss which USDA conservation programs will benefit and how this extra funding may complicate the continued existence of these programs over time. 

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     The Bipartisan Inflation Reduction Act  was signed into law in August 2022. Within the IRA, $18 billion was allocated for agricultural conservation funding over the next 10 years for existing USDA programs. Ivan Dozier, retired Illinois State Conservationist, and Jonathan Coppess, University of Illinois Agriculture Policy Specialist discuss which USDA conservation programs will benefit and how this extra funding may complicate the continued existence of these programs over time. 

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     Mon, 20 Feb 2023 13:07:06 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1154 The Bipartisan Inflation Reduction Act  was signed into law in August 2022. Within the IRA, $18 billion was allocated for agricultural conservation funding over the next 10 years for existing USDA programs. Ivan Dozier, retired Illinois State Conservationist, and Jonathan Coppess, University of Illinois Agriculture Policy Specialist discuss which USDA conservation programs will benefit and how this extra funding may complicate the continued existence of these programs over time. 

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Emma Eldridge.  

    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 48 | Talking Conservation with Farmers 48 48 Episode 48 | Talking Conservation with Farmers full 1a4810e2-473a-48a1-b50a-9f37ac87cb0c https://share.transistor.fm/s/6648a204 Talking to farmers about adopting conservation practices in their operation can be intimidating for both farmers and conservation professionals. There is an understood need to increase conservation practice adoption in Illinois and across the Midwest, but how can we reach those that have been resistant to adoption? In the December 2022 episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we talk to Chris Morris, a Ph.D. candidate in Rural Sociology and Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University, and Steve Staker, a farmer from Mercer County, Illinois to get some ideas on how to talk to farmers about conservation.   

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    ]]>     Talking to farmers about adopting conservation practices in their operation can be intimidating for both farmers and conservation professionals. There is an understood need to increase conservation practice adoption in Illinois and across the Midwest, but how can we reach those that have been resistant to adoption? In the December 2022 episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we talk to Chris Morris, a Ph.D. candidate in Rural Sociology and Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University, and Steve Staker, a farmer from Mercer County, Illinois to get some ideas on how to talk to farmers about conservation.   

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    ]]>     Tue, 22 Nov 2022 12:12:50 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1440 Talking to farmers about adopting conservation practices in their operation can be intimidating for both farmers and conservation professionals. There is an understood need to increase conservation practice adoption in Illinois and across the Midwest, but how can we reach those that have been resistant to adoption? In the December 2022 episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we talk to Chris Morris, a Ph.D. candidate in Rural Sociology and Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University, and Steve Staker, a farmer from Mercer County, Illinois to get some ideas on how to talk to farmers about conservation.   

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    ]]>     agriculture, conservation, water quality, environment, water, farming, Illinois, Midwest No     Episode 47 | What Role Does Soil Health have on IPM Decisions 47 47 Episode 47 | What Role Does Soil Health have on IPM Decisions full 3d2ccdc4-7d57-469f-8789-8807da9dd78d https://share.transistor.fm/s/46694aee get behind-the-scenes information about the creation and production of the new Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB) Documentary - Sustaining our Future: A Farm Family Story. Michael Ganschow, Bureau County Farmer, Lauren Lurkins, IFB Director of Environmental Policy, and Scott Anderson, IFB Video Producer, spoke about the goals and desired outcomes that went into its creation.

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    ]]>     get behind-the-scenes information about the creation and production of the new Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB) Documentary - Sustaining our Future: A Farm Family Story. Michael Ganschow, Bureau County Farmer, Lauren Lurkins, IFB Director of Environmental Policy, and Scott Anderson, IFB Video Producer, spoke about the goals and desired outcomes that went into its creation.

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

    ]]>     Thu, 26 May 2022 11:43:44 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1985 get behind-the-scenes information about the creation and production of the new Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB) Documentary - Sustaining our Future: A Farm Family Story. Michael Ganschow, Bureau County Farmer, Lauren Lurkins, IFB Director of Environmental Policy, and Scott Anderson, IFB Video Producer, spoke about the goals and desired outcomes that went into its creation.

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    ]]>     agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 46 | What You Need To Know About Carbon Markets 46 46 Episode 46 | What You Need To Know About Carbon Markets full f38ace91-0eb9-42fd-9908-e14c287441ce https://share.transistor.fm/s/264dd691 Did you know that there are other ecosystem markets out there that aren’t carbon markets? With the increasing number of players and frequent changes in ecosystem markets, there is a lot of uncertainty. In the February 2022 episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we talked to Jack McCormick, an Illinois farmer who is part of a carbon market, and his advice to those interested in joining a market. In addition, we discussed other ecosystem markets, some of the players, and ways to evaluate different opportunities with Jean Brokish, Midwest Program Manager with American Farmland Trust and member of the Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership (ISAP). 

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    ]]>     Did you know that there are other ecosystem markets out there that aren’t carbon markets? With the increasing number of players and frequent changes in ecosystem markets, there is a lot of uncertainty. In the February 2022 episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we talked to Jack McCormick, an Illinois farmer who is part of a carbon market, and his advice to those interested in joining a market. In addition, we discussed other ecosystem markets, some of the players, and ways to evaluate different opportunities with Jean Brokish, Midwest Program Manager with American Farmland Trust and member of the Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership (ISAP). 

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    ]]>     Tue, 29 Mar 2022 11:30:40 -0500 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1344 Did you know that there are other ecosystem markets out there that aren’t carbon markets? With the increasing number of players and frequent changes in ecosystem markets, there is a lot of uncertainty. In the February 2022 episode of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, we talked to Jack McCormick, an Illinois farmer who is part of a carbon market, and his advice to those interested in joining a market. In addition, we discussed other ecosystem markets, some of the players, and ways to evaluate different opportunities with Jean Brokish, Midwest Program Manager with American Farmland Trust and member of the Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership (ISAP). 

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    ]]>     agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 45 | The Down & Dirty on Soil Carbon 45 45 Episode 45 | The Down & Dirty on Soil Carbon full 57147a04-0c34-47ad-9df4-e385224b3993 https://share.transistor.fm/s/34cc1284 Interested in joining a carbon (C) market, but not sure what it will mean for your field? With a large, diverse number of companies attempting to purchase C credits from farmers, what do farmers need to consider before selling? It is important to understand the details behind C credits and what can be done to increase the amount of C in the soil. On the March 2022 NLRS podcast episode, “The Down and Dirty on Soil Carbon,” Dr. Marshall McDaniel, Iowa State University, and Sarah Sellars, University of Illinois discuss current research on soil C, the role of soil C in C markets, and questions and considerations when deciding on joining a C market.  


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    ]]>     Interested in joining a carbon (C) market, but not sure what it will mean for your field? With a large, diverse number of companies attempting to purchase C credits from farmers, what do farmers need to consider before selling? It is important to understand the details behind C credits and what can be done to increase the amount of C in the soil. On the March 2022 NLRS podcast episode, “The Down and Dirty on Soil Carbon,” Dr. Marshall McDaniel, Iowa State University, and Sarah Sellars, University of Illinois discuss current research on soil C, the role of soil C in C markets, and questions and considerations when deciding on joining a C market.  


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    ]]>     Wed, 02 Mar 2022 10:01:48 -0600 University of Illinois Extension University of Illinois Extension 1762 Interested in joining a carbon (C) market, but not sure what it will mean for your field? With a large, diverse number of companies attempting to purchase C credits from farmers, what do farmers need to consider before selling? It is important to understand the details behind C credits and what can be done to increase the amount of C in the soil. On the March 2022 NLRS podcast episode, “The Down and Dirty on Soil Carbon,” Dr. Marshall McDaniel, Iowa State University, and Sarah Sellars, University of Illinois discuss current research on soil C, the role of soil C in C markets, and questions and considerations when deciding on joining a C market.  


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    ]]>     agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 44 | The Cover Crop Decision Support Tool 44 44 Episode 44 | The Cover Crop Decision Support Tool full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1181860030 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9482d5f0 Interested in adopting cover crops but unsure what it will mean for your field? In the December 2021 NLRS Podcast episode, we go into depth on an update to the Cover Crop Decision Support Tool with Dr. Jonathan Coppess, University of Illinois Agriculture and Consumer Economics, Dr. Trent Ford, Illinois State Climatologist, Dr. Rabin Bhattarai, University of Illinois Agricultural and Biological Engineering, and Dr. Shalamar Armstrong, Purdue University Department of Agronomy. 


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    ]]>     Interested in adopting cover crops but unsure what it will mean for your field? In the December 2021 NLRS Podcast episode, we go into depth on an update to the Cover Crop Decision Support Tool with Dr. Jonathan Coppess, University of Illinois Agriculture and Consumer Economics, Dr. Trent Ford, Illinois State Climatologist, Dr. Rabin Bhattarai, University of Illinois Agricultural and Biological Engineering, and Dr. Shalamar Armstrong, Purdue University Department of Agronomy. 


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    ]]>     Tue, 21 Dec 2021 11:46:50 -0600 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1389 Episode 44 | Cover Crop Decision Support Tool by Illinois Extension Episode 44 | Cover Crop Decision Support Tool by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 43 | Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy 2021 Biennial Report Update 44 44 Episode 43 | Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy 2021 Biennial Report Update full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1162748224 https://share.transistor.fm/s/0aa51a09 Additional Resources: Lawn to Lake: https://lawntolakemidwest.org/ Rainscaping: https://iiseagrant.org/purdue-rainscaping-program-brings-rain-garden-training-to-illinois-extension/ OR https://extension.illinois.edu/news-releases/purdue-rainscaping-program-brings-rain-garden-training-illinois-extension Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant: https://iiseagrant.org/

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    ]]>     Additional Resources: Lawn to Lake: https://lawntolakemidwest.org/ Rainscaping: https://iiseagrant.org/purdue-rainscaping-program-brings-rain-garden-training-to-illinois-extension/ OR https://extension.illinois.edu/news-releases/purdue-rainscaping-program-brings-rain-garden-training-illinois-extension Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant: https://iiseagrant.org/

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    ]]>     Thu, 18 Nov 2021 16:37:30 -0600 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1416 Additional Resources: Lawn to Lake: https://lawntolakemidwest.org/ Rainscaping: https://iiseagrant.org/purdue-rainscaping-program-brings-rain-garden-training-to-illinois-extension/ OR https://extension.illinois.edu/news-releases/purdue-rainscaping-program-brings-rain-garden-training-illinois-extension Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant: https://iiseagrant.org/ Additional Resources: Lawn to Lake: https://lawntolakemidwest.org/ Rainscaping: https://iiseagrant.org/purdue-rainscaping-program-brings-rain-garden-training-to-illinois-extension/ OR https://extension.illinois.edu/news-releases/purdue-rainscaping-p agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 42 | Illinois Regenerative Ag Initiative 43 43 Episode 42 | Illinois Regenerative Ag Initiative full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1147748962 https://share.transistor.fm/s/8fc7cf91 Episode 42 | Illinois Regenerative Ag Initiative by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Mon, 25 Oct 2021 12:38:07 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 767 Episode 42 | Illinois Regenerative Ag Initiative by Illinois Extension Episode 42 | Illinois Regenerative Ag Initiative by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 41 | Are These Tools in Your ToolBox? Bioreactors 42 42 Episode 41 | Are These Tools in Your ToolBox? Bioreactors full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1133642176 https://share.transistor.fm/s/129d8ddb Episode 41 | Are These Tools in Your ToolBox? Bioreactors by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Thu, 30 Sep 2021 09:06:09 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1342 Episode 41 | Are These Tools in Your ToolBox? Bioreactors by Illinois Extension Episode 41 | Are These Tools in Your ToolBox? Bioreactors by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 40 | Farm Safety Special Edition 40 40 Episode 40 | Farm Safety Special Edition full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1124544523 https://share.transistor.fm/s/99a5921e Episode 40 | Farm Safety Special Edition by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Tue, 14 Sep 2021 09:59:16 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 425 Episode 40 | Farm Safety Special Edition by Illinois Extension Episode 40 | Farm Safety Special Edition by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 39 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Prairie Strips 39 39 Episode 39 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Prairie Strips full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1098692629 https://share.transistor.fm/s/06824c62 Episode 39 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Prairie Strips by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Mon, 02 Aug 2021 09:24:47 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1305 Episode 39 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Prairie Strips by Illinois Extension Episode 39 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Prairie Strips by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 38 | Soil Soldiers: Microbes fighting for your soil health 38 38 Episode 38 | Soil Soldiers: Microbes fighting for your soil health full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111530 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a3959b2e Episode 38 | Soil Soldiers: Microbes fighting for your soil health by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:39 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 508 Episode 37 | Crop Insurance Deadlines, Cover Crops, and Pandemic Relief by Illinois Extension Episode 37 | Crop Insurance Deadlines, Cover Crops, and Pandemic Relief by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 36 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Drones 36 36 Episode 36 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Drones full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111485 https://share.transistor.fm/s/3abb5f7c Episode 36 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Drones by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:37 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1282 Episode 36 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Drones by Illinois Extension Episode 36 | Are These Tools in Your Toolbox? Drones by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 35 | Are these Tools in your Toolbox | Perennial Grasses 35 35 Episode 35 | Are these Tools in your Toolbox | Perennial Grasses full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111455 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f9cb4d6d Episode 35 | Are these Tools in your Toolbox | Perennial Grasses by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:34 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1669 Episode 35 | Are these Tools in your Toolbox | Perennial Grasses by Illinois Extension Episode 35 | Are these Tools in your Toolbox | Perennial Grasses by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 34 | Taking Flight with Cover Crops as Bird Habitat 34 34 Episode 34 | Taking Flight with Cover Crops as Bird Habitat full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111443 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a6b7dbd4 Episode 34 | Taking Flight with Cover Crops as Bird Habitat by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:31 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1243 Episode 34 | Taking Flight with Cover Crops as Bird Habitat by Illinois Extension Episode 34 | Taking Flight with Cover Crops as Bird Habitat by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 33 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Constructed Wetlands 33 33 Episode 33 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Constructed Wetlands full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111425 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d6555853 Episode 33 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Constructed Wetlands by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:27 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1789 Episode 33 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Constructed Wetlands by Illinois Extension Episode 33 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Constructed Wetlands by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 32 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Soil Sampling & VRT 32 32 Episode 32 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Soil Sampling & VRT full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111413 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2d4d35d0 Episode 32 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Soil Sampling & VRT by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:23 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 2098 Episode 32 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Soil Sampling & VRT by Illinois Extension Episode 32 | Are These Tools in your Toolbox? Soil Sampling & VRT by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 31 | WASCOB: Dry Dams for the 21st Century 31 31 Episode 31 | WASCOB: Dry Dams for the 21st Century full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111386 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7fe4e1c8 Episode 31 | WASCOB: Dry Dams for the 21st Century by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:19 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1174 Episode 31 | WASCOB: Dry Dams for the 21st Century by Illinois Extension Episode 31 | WASCOB: Dry Dams for the 21st Century by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 30 | Your Dollars at Work for You - IL NREC 30 30 Episode 30 | Your Dollars at Work for You - IL NREC full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111371 https://share.transistor.fm/s/8deb83b6 Episode 30 | Your Dollars at Work for You - IL NREC by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:15 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 944 Episode 30 | Your Dollars at Work for You - IL NREC by Illinois Extension Episode 30 | Your Dollars at Work for You - IL NREC by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 29 | Meet the New Illinois NRCS State Soil Health Specialist 29 29 Episode 29 | Meet the New Illinois NRCS State Soil Health Specialist full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111353 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ffb5d3ac Episode 29 | Meet the New Illinois NRCS State Soil Health Specialist by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:13 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 737 Episode 29 | Meet the New Illinois NRCS State Soil Health Specialist by Illinois Extension Episode 29 | Meet the New Illinois NRCS State Soil Health Specialist by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 28 | Managing Water at the Edge of the Field with Saturated Buffers 28 28 Episode 28 | Managing Water at the Edge of the Field with Saturated Buffers full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111335 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6842c62a Episode 28 | Managing Water at the Edge of the Field with Saturated Buffers by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:08 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1836 Episode 28 | Managing Water at the Edge of the Field with Saturated Buffers by Illinois Extension Episode 28 | Managing Water at the Edge of the Field with Saturated Buffers by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 27 | A Watershed Approach to Adopting Conservation 27 27 Episode 27 | A Watershed Approach to Adopting Conservation full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111305 https://share.transistor.fm/s/85d40707 Episode 27 | A Watershed Approach to Adopting Conservation by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:05 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 820 Episode 27 | A Watershed Approach to Adopting Conservation by Illinois Extension Episode 27 | A Watershed Approach to Adopting Conservation by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 26 | Maximizing Corn Yield Profits & Minimizing N Losses 26 26 Episode 26 | Maximizing Corn Yield Profits & Minimizing N Losses full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111281 https://share.transistor.fm/s/75ff7665 Episode 26 | Maximizing Corn Yield Profits & Minimizing N Losses by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:51:02 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 722 Episode 26 | Maximizing Corn Yield Profits & Minimizing N Losses by Illinois Extension Episode 26 | Maximizing Corn Yield Profits & Minimizing N Losses by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 25 | Uncovering the Benefits of Cover Crops 25 25 Episode 25 | Uncovering the Benefits of Cover Crops full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111248 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d09de297 Episode 25 | Uncovering the Benefits of Cover Crops by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:59 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1688 Episode 25 | Uncovering the Benefits of Cover Crops by Illinois Extension Episode 25 | Uncovering the Benefits of Cover Crops by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 24 | Watershed Based Planning 24 24 Episode 24 | Watershed Based Planning full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111227 https://share.transistor.fm/s/60807b8d Episode 24 | Watershed Based Planning by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:51 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 662 Episode 23 | The Biennial Report - tracking progress in the state by Illinois Extension Episode 23 | The Biennial Report - tracking progress in the state by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 22 | Navigating the New Waters of Sustainably Sourced Grain Markets 22 22 Episode 22 | Navigating the New Waters of Sustainably Sourced Grain Markets full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111170 https://share.transistor.fm/s/68805463 Episode 22 | Navigating the New Waters of Sustainably Sourced Grain Markets by Illinois Extension

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    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:47 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1478 Episode 22 | Navigating the New Waters of Sustainably Sourced Grain Markets by Illinois Extension Episode 22 | Navigating the New Waters of Sustainably Sourced Grain Markets by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 21 | ICC's System Approach to Improving Water Quality 21 21 Episode 21 | ICC's System Approach to Improving Water Quality full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111149 https://share.transistor.fm/s/05987548 Episode 21 | ICC's System Approach to Improving Water Quality by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:44 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 401 Episode 21 | ICC's System Approach to Improving Water Quality by Illinois Extension Episode 21 | ICC's System Approach to Improving Water Quality by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 20 | Wetlands - live from the Farm Progress Show 20 20 Episode 20 | Wetlands - live from the Farm Progress Show full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111119 https://share.transistor.fm/s/3e0b28d3 Episode 20 | Wetlands - live from the Farm Progress Show by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:40 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 748 Episode 20 | Wetlands - live from the Farm Progress Show by Illinois Extension Episode 20 | Wetlands - live from the Farm Progress Show by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 19 | An NLRS Update Live to Tape from the Farm Progress Show 19 19 Episode 19 | An NLRS Update Live to Tape from the Farm Progress Show full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111095 https://share.transistor.fm/s/90182fe7 Episode 19 | An NLRS Update Live to Tape from the Farm Progress Show by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:36 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1306 Episode 19 | An NLRS Update Live to Tape from the Farm Progress Show by Illinois Extension Episode 19 | An NLRS Update Live to Tape from the Farm Progress Show by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 18 | New Depths of Water Quality: Managing Cover Crops and Livestock 18 18 Episode 18 | New Depths of Water Quality: Managing Cover Crops and Livestock full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111071 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1af53c2c Episode 18 | New Depths of Water Quality: Managing Cover Crops and Livestock by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:32 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1467 Episode 18 | New Depths of Water Quality: Managing Cover Crops and Livestock by Illinois Extension Episode 18 | New Depths of Water Quality: Managing Cover Crops and Livestock by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 17 | Weather Extremes: Building a More Resilient System with Conservation 17 17 Episode 17 | Weather Extremes: Building a More Resilient System with Conservation full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111041 https://share.transistor.fm/s/86bb9790 Episode 17 | Weather Extremes: Building a More Resilient System with Conservation by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:27 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1203 Episode 17 | Weather Extremes: Building a More Resilient System with Conservation by Illinois Extension Episode 17 | Weather Extremes: Building a More Resilient System with Conservation by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 16 | Getting the Dirt on Healthy Soil 16 16 Episode 16 | Getting the Dirt on Healthy Soil full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076111014 https://share.transistor.fm/s/e62b39b7 Episode 16 | Getting the Dirt on Healthy Soil by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:50:21 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 849 Episode 16 | Getting the Dirt on Healthy Soil by Illinois Extension Episode 16 | Getting the Dirt on Healthy Soil by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 15 | Pests and Pathogens, Oh My! 15 15 Episode 15 | Pests and Pathogens, Oh My! full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076110201 https://share.transistor.fm/s/561ec33c Episode 15 | Pests and Pathogens, Oh My! by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:47:53 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 984 Episode 15 | Pests and Pathogens, Oh My! by Illinois Extension Episode 15 | Pests and Pathogens, Oh My! by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 14 | Improving Your Bottom Line and Water Quality with MRTN 14 14 Episode 14 | Improving Your Bottom Line and Water Quality with MRTN full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076110138 https://share.transistor.fm/s/dc356063 Episode 14 | Improving Your Bottom Line and Water Quality with MRTN by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:47:49 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 493 Episode 14 | Improving Your Bottom Line and Water Quality with MRTN by Illinois Extension Episode 14 | Improving Your Bottom Line and Water Quality with MRTN by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 13 | Managing Cover Crops as Part of Your Cropping System: Advice from Experts 13 13 Episode 13 | Managing Cover Crops as Part of Your Cropping System: Advice from Experts full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076110093 https://share.transistor.fm/s/734ca65f Episode 13 | Managing Cover Crops as Part of Your Cropping System: Advice from Experts by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:47:45 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 1169 Episode 13 | Managing Cover Crops as Part of Your Cropping System: Advice from Experts by Illinois Extension Episode 13 | Managing Cover Crops as Part of Your Cropping System: Advice from Experts by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 12 | Cultivating Change in Conservation - Illinois Farm Bureau's Perspective 12 12 Episode 12 | Cultivating Change in Conservation - Illinois Farm Bureau's Perspective full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076110066 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ad48b305 Episode 12 | Cultivating Change in Conservation - Illinois Farm Bureau's Perspective by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Episode 12 | Cultivating Change in Conservation - Illinois Farm Bureau's Perspective by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:47:41 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 632 Episode 12 | Cultivating Change in Conservation - Illinois Farm Bureau's Perspective by Illinois Extension Episode 12 | Cultivating Change in Conservation - Illinois Farm Bureau's Perspective by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 11 | Economics of Conservation 11 11 Episode 11 | Economics of Conservation full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076110000 https://share.transistor.fm/s/64bd63d1 Episode 11 | Economics of Conservation by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:47:30 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 781 Episode 11 | Economics of Conservation by Illinois Extension Episode 11 | Economics of Conservation by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 10 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 4 Certified Livestock Manager Training 10 10 Episode 10 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 4 Certified Livestock Manager Training full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076109367 https://share.transistor.fm/s/8d35c66e Episode 10 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 4 Certified Livestock Manager Training by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:45:50 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 250 Episode 10 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 4 Certified Livestock Manager Training by Illinois Extension Episode 10 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 4 Certified Livestock Manager Training by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 09 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 3 Best Management Practices 9 9 Episode 09 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 3 Best Management Practices full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076109340 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c81f2d3c Episode 09 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 3 Best Management Practices by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:45:45 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 204 Episode 09 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 3 Best Management Practices by Illinois Extension Episode 09 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 3 Best Management Practices by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 08 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 2 Pastures and Lots 8 8 Episode 08 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 2 Pastures and Lots full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076109286 https://share.transistor.fm/s/10861758 Episode 08 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 2 Pastures and Lots by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:45:35 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 516 Episode 08 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 2 Pastures and Lots by Illinois Extension Episode 08 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 2 Pastures and Lots by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 07 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 1 Confinement 7 7 Episode 07 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 1 Confinement full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076109262 https://share.transistor.fm/s/b4e7bad1 Episode 07 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 1 Confinement by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:45:29 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 483 Episode 07 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 1 Confinement by Illinois Extension Episode 07 | Handling Livestock Waste: Part 1 Confinement by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 06 | Conservation Tillage, Cover Crops, & Side Dressing Nitrogen 6 6 Episode 06 | Conservation Tillage, Cover Crops, & Side Dressing Nitrogen full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076109040 https://share.transistor.fm/s/549b074d Episode 06 | Conservation Tillage, Cover Crops, & Side Dressing Nitrogen by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:44:54 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 506 Episode 06 | Conservation Tillage, Cover Crops, & Side Dressing Nitrogen by Illinois Extension Episode 06 | Conservation Tillage, Cover Crops, & Side Dressing Nitrogen by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 05 | Fall Tillage and Fertilization Do's and Don'ts 5 5 Episode 05 | Fall Tillage and Fertilization Do's and Don'ts full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076109022 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c0049c03 Episode 05 | Fall Tillage and Fertilization Do's and Don'ts by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:44:50 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 586 Episode 05 | Fall Tillage and Fertilization Do's and Don'ts by Illinois Extension Episode 05 | Fall Tillage and Fertilization Do's and Don'ts by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 04 | Bioreactors: A Farmer's Perspective 4 4 Episode 04 | Bioreactors: A Farmer's Perspective full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076108977 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c0df1c0f Episode 04 | Bioreactors: A Farmer's Perspective by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:44:43 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 317 Episode 04 | Bioreactors: A Farmer's Perspective by Illinois Extension Episode 04 | Bioreactors: A Farmer's Perspective by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 03 | Bioreactors: How to Chip Away at Nitrogen Runoff 3 3 Episode 03 | Bioreactors: How to Chip Away at Nitrogen Runoff full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076108944 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2f829881 Episode 03 | Bioreactors: How to Chip Away at Nitrogen Runoff by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:44:36 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 553 Episode 03 | Bioreactors: How to Chip Away at Nitrogen Runoff by Illinois Extension Episode 03 | Bioreactors: How to Chip Away at Nitrogen Runoff by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 02 | Cover Crops: the why & how for this fall 2 2 Episode 02 | Cover Crops: the why & how for this fall full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076107552 https://share.transistor.fm/s/40b97e7a Episode 02 | Cover Crops: the why & how for this fall by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:41:08 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 503 Episode 02 | Cover Crops: the why & how for this fall by Illinois Extension Episode 02 | Cover Crops: the why & how for this fall by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No     Episode 01 | Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy 1 1 Episode 01 | Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy full tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1076105893 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4e934d28 Episode 01 | Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy by Illinois Extension

    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

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    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry and Nicole Haverback.

    ]]>     Fri, 25 Jun 2021 17:37:13 -0500 Illinois Extension Illinois Extension 349 Episode 01 | Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy by Illinois Extension Episode 01 | Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy by Illinois Extension agriculture, water, conservation, Midwest, No