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Stan Wise

South Dakota
As seen in: Des Moines Register, The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY), Savannah Morning News, Utility Dive, Successful Farming, Aberdeen News, Energy Central, Mitchell Daily Republic, Ag Update, Midwest Messenger and
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Regenerative ag practices build operational resilience with improved soil health

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By Stan Wise
| The Aberdeen Insider
Resilience. It’s one of the prizes that keeps conservation-minded land managers striving for improved soil health. Operational resilience in the...
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Building Operational Resilience With Soil Health

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By Stan Wise
| Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan
PIERRE — Resilience. It’s one of the prizes that keeps conservation-minded land managers striving for improved soil health. Operational resilience in the face of floods, market fluctuations, rising input costs, extreme temperatures, and of course, drought. A healthy, functional soil can help a farm or ranch survive all of them. It’s a concept that Terry Ness fully adopted in 1990 on his operation just east of Pierre, and he’s been devoted to it ever since.
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Building operational resilience with soil health

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By Stan Wise
| Garretson Gazette
By Stan Wise South Dakota Soil Health Coalition PIERRE, SD – Resilience. It’s one of the prizes that keeps conservation-minded land managers striving for improved soil health. Operational resilience in the face of floods, market fluctuations, rising input costs, extreme temperatures, and of course, drought. A healthy, functional soil can help a farm or ranch survive all of them.
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