The National Association of Conservation Districts and Datu Research LLC recently released a set of four case studies on soil health. According to their three-year study, Midwest corn and soybean farmers can generate up to an additional $110 per acre by using cover crops and/or no-till!

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3. Have you shared the case studies with other farmers?

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4. Rate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: Farmers who are deciding whether or not to try conservation practices want to read case studies like these to inform their decisions.

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5. Rate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: These case studies help address questions and concerns I hear from other farmers about the costs of adopting conservation practices.

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6. Rate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement: Materials like these case studies help farmers decide to try conservation practices.

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7. Which source of information on soil health practices do you CONSULT the most often?

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8. Which source of information on soil health practices do you TRUST the most?

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