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Iowa Farms Along South Fork Discuss Water Quality and Regulatory Risk

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John Gilbert farms along the South Fork, a tributary of the Iowa River in Iowa, raising non-GMO row crops, small grains, forages, cattle, and antibiotic-free pigs. The farm is recognized for its work toward sustainability. The report also discusses Iowa's degraded water quality and high cancer rates.

From bleedingheartland.com

Why it matters

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The farming operations are situated within a context of significant water quality concerns in Iowa. The report highlights a constitutional amendment requiring a two-thirds super majority of the legislature to approve income tax increases, which is presented as having a direct impact on the state's future.

From bleedingheartland.com

Who's involved

  • John GilbertFarms along the South Fork, raising pigs and crops
  • South ForkTributary of the Iowa River where farming operations take place
  • IowaState where the farming operations and water quality issues are located

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