New online environmental rights guide
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The Iowa Soybean Association's Environmental Programs and Services team has a new, free online tool for farmers wanting to know what environmental rules and regulations impact their operation.
Organized in a question and answer format, the "Iowa Farmer’s Legal and Regulatory Guide to Environmental Issues" is intended to help farmers navigate issues to figure out what are their rights and responsibilities and where to find more information. Topics include: air quality, animal production, fertilizers, fuel storage, leasing, manure management, pesticide use, soil conservation programs, water quality and more.
Source: Iowa Soybean Association




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