IARN – Conservation farming practices are gaining traction nationwide as more producers see long-term benefits for their land and their bottom line. Farmers who have already adopted these methods say they pay off over time, improving soil health and setting up future generations for success. Still, for many producers, the upfront cost remains a major barrier to entry, especially at a time when profit margins are razor-thin. The challenge remains finding ways to bridge that financial gap while continuing to advance land stewardship.
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