Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program, Helping Landowners Protect Iowa’s Natural Resources,January 2009
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01/01/2009
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The Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program is a state, federal, local, and private partnership that provides incentives to landowners who voluntarily establish wetlands for water quality improvement in the tile-drained regions of Iowa. The goal of the program is to reduce nitrogen loads and movement of other agricultural chemicals from croplands to streams and rivers. In addition to improving water quality, these wetlands will provide wildlife habitat and increase recreational opportunities. |
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http://publications.iowa.gov/7158/1/InformationalBrochure.pdf (2009) Iowa Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program, Helping Landowners Protect Iowa’s Natural Resources,January 2009. Agriculture and Land Stewardship |
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http://publications.iowa.gov/7158/ |
Palavras-Chave | #Agriculture and food production #Environmental assessments #Natural resources and environment |
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Departmental Report NonPeerReviewed |