IARN – One of the biggest memories of the 2024 growing season in Iowa will be the extremely wet start to the season. With plentiful rainfall that quickly replenished Iowa’s soil, eventually some areas in the state became oversaturated with water. When there is too much rain farmers can face synthetic nitrogen loss in the form of leaching and volatilization which robs their crops of much needed nitrogen for plant growth.
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