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John Phipps: Why Water is the New Oil for Landowners Aug 11, 2023
There are signs that water is the new oil. This is a question sent in by U.S. Farm Report viewer David Marshall of Lafayette, Indiana: “You’ve covered the subject of […]
New WOTUS Rule on Hold for More Than Half of U.S. Apr 14, 2023
ARLINGTON, VA – On Wednesday, April 12, a federal judge in North Dakota granted a motion for a preliminary injunction in 24 states for the final federal rule revising the […]
What Bodies of Water are Considered WOTUS? Mar 20, 2023
The EPA’s new definition of Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) takes effect Monday. It will be a key topic Wednesday when EPA Administrator Michael Regan appears before the Senate Environment […]
WOTUS Update, “EPA Revises Clean-Water Protections” Jan 2, 2023
Washington Post writer Scott Dance reported in Saturday’s paper that, “The Biden administration on Friday imposed a rule expanding the definition of waterways that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has authority to regulate, a […]
EPA and Army Finalize Rule Establishing Definition of WOTUS and Restoring Fundamental Water Protections Dec 30, 2022
WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of the Army (the agencies) announced a final rule establishing a durable definition of “waters of the […]
Texas: Unique Process ‘Cleans’ Crop Water Runoff When Using Dairy Manure as Fertilizer Nov 24, 2020
Dairy manure is a natural crop fertilizer. Farmers that need it for their crops often get the help of a Dewater Screw Press Retailer in order to maximize its effectiveness. […]
Pennsylvania: Water Requirements Continue for Corn and Soybeans During Grain Fill Sep 4, 2020
Even though much corn throughout Pennsylvania is in dent and soybeans are at R6, it still means that there is some time for the “grain fill” period to continue in […]
South Carolina Emerges As New Legal Front In Clean Waters Fight – DTN May 5, 2020
Alleging federal agencies completed the Navigable Waters Protection Act based on “political winds and currents,” environmental groups argue in a new federal lawsuit the rule should be vacated. However, many […]
Kansas Livestock: Drought Causing Dire Situation for Farm Ponds, Water Supplies Apr 18, 2018
As drought continues to cripple much of Kansas, livestock producers in the state may be scrambling for alternatives to maintain water supplies for their herds. “It’s getting to be a […]
Flint on Crops: Water Is a Miracle Substance – Commentary May 29, 2017
Water is the most abundant liquid on Earth. It covers more than 70% of the earth’s surface. Including clouds which are also water it makes our entire planet look blue […]
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