With Chad Penn
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The On-Farm Forestry Field Guide for Iowa is designed to help farmers and landowners confidently establish and maintain effective tree and woodland resources on farms—enhancing their agricultural enterprises as well as the ecology of working agricultural landscapes. Stressing long-range planning and regular assessment of woodlands, this pocket-sized guide offers easy access to information and guidance on management, support services, financial matters, and woodland benefits—available at no cost in print and digital formats.
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With Robert D. Sabo
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With Rob Myers
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With Michael Killewald
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With Eric Booth and Kelsie Ferin
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With Dana Kolpin
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With Taylor Vroman
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With Shalamar Armstrong
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With Ehsan Ghane
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With Jessica Gutknecht
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With Elliot Anderson and Keith Schilling
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With Wesley Everman
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With Dan Andersen
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Iowa is home to a diverse array of wetland ecosystems that provide multiple benefits to humans and the natural world. These wetlands are essential for the survival of plants and animals adapted to life in a wet environment, including many rare and endangered species.
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Learn about how humans and beavers can work together to coexist on our landscapes in both rural and urban settings.
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A study looking at the impact of winter cereal rye on crop yield and soil 12 Iowa farms from 2008-2019.
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What is redefining the field edge?
A land-use-change concept that alters a field’s cropping boundaries, converting some parts of the field to perennial prairie vegetation.