Agriculture &amp; Land Management

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Targeted Conservation: Alternative Management for Increased Profits

On: February 23, 2026

In: Agriculture, Agriculture & Land Management, AMP, Basin Buzz

Target Conservation: Alternative Management for Increased Profits By Johnny Behrendt, Pheasants Forever | Written for the Winter 2025 Basin Buzz A common deterrent to the incorporation of conservation in farm business planning is the idea that it comes at a cost: fewer acres means less profits. While this may be [...]

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Spring is Right Around the Corner. Is Your Farm Ready?

On: January 16, 2026

In: Agriculture, Agriculture & Land Management, Basin Buzz, conservation agriculture

Prepping for Spring: Cover Crop and No-Till Edition Written for the Spring '25 Basin Buzz by Eric Bertram with additions by Tim Burns As harvest wraps up and machinery is tucked away for the season, our thoughts turn toward the next cropping season. What challenges will the new growing season give [...]

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Winter 2026 Basin Buzz

On: December 17, 2025

In: Agriculture, Agriculture & Land Management, Basin Buzz - Online Copy, Projects and Programs

The Basin Buzz is a semi-annual newsletter printed and distributed by the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance through our conservation agriculture initiatives. The Buzz features articles, stories, and updates from conservation staff and farmers about soil health, up-and-coming research and findings, current happenings, farmer stories, project updates, and so much more. [...]

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Turning Fields into Filters┃New Project Announcement

On: October 28, 2025

In: Agriculture, Agriculture & Land Management, habitat, Habitat and Wildlife, Projects and Programs, turning fields into filters, Watershed Project, Waushara County, wetland, wetland restoration, Winnebago Waterways, Wolf River

Turning Fields into Filters New Project alert! Turning Fields into Filters Exciting news! Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance and Waushara County Land Conservation Department are partnering on our new project - Turning Fields into Filters. We're working with 3 local agriculture landowners to transform over 80 acres of marginal [...]

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Different Reasons, Same Results. Farming for Water Quality

On: October 21, 2025

In: Agriculture, Agriculture & Land Management, continuous cover, cover crops, no-till, soil health

Soil is more than just dirt under our feet; it's the foundation of our food, communities, and perhaps surprisingly, cleaner water. At Fox-Wolf, we know how important properly managed soil is for improved water quality, and farmers across the Basin know how important healthy soil is for growing good crops. We're working together [...]

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