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Recognizing Outstanding Leadership in Improving Conservation and Water Quality in Iowa.

Building Bridges Between Communities

Truterra and EFC Systems Collaborate to Offer Ag Retailers Stronger Tools to Support Sustainability, Profitability for Farmer Customers

Truterra to power new capability within EFC Systems’ widely used FieldAlytics platform that will open up new ways for ag retailers to demonstrate value to grower customers

Protecting the Land and Soil by Trying New Agronomic Practices, Equipment, Seed and Crops

Truterra and AGI SureTrack Partner to Offer Sustainability Transparency in Grain Market

Collaboration to offer broad network of growers and grain buyers access to sustainability scores for grain, critical step to developing revenue opportunities and building broad demand for sustainably-grown grain

Being exact and thoughtful to advance on-farm stewardship and profitability

Truterra, LLC And Nori Launch Partnership To Address Major Challenges To Farmer Participation In Carbon Markets

Pilot to help farmers translate existing farm data into potential carbon credits, new revenue

Minnesota Pilot Project Launched to Increase Farmer Participation in Ecosystem Services Markets

Two farms Committed to Advancing Sustainability on their Fields to Protect and Preserve their Land for Generations to Come

Cutting Input Costs and Boosting Yields with Minimal Tillage and Cover Crops

Adopting New Practices to Conserve Resources & Stay in Business Today

New Data Demonstrate The Progress Of Farmer-Led Stewardship In The Chesapeake Bay Region

Finding Ways to Maximize Funding While Improving on-farm Stewardship

Land O'Lakes and Microsoft Form Strategic Alliance to Pioneer New Innovations in Agriculture and Support Rural Communities

Committed to Finding Ways for Growers to Improve Profitability and Longevity for Future Generations

Making Stewardship More Accessible and Streamlined for Growers will Benefit the Food Chain

Our Partnership with Campbell Soup Company Reaches a New Milestone!

Keith Badger in East Central Kansas

Franke Brothers Farm in Hayfield, MN

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Truterra, LLC Invest to Bolster on-the-ground Conservation Expertise Available to Farmers

A new private sector-led model will deploy conservation specialists in the field, building knowledge and capacity

Carter Morgan in Central Indiana

Building a Brand While Doing the Right Thing

La Crosse Seed's Stewardship Story

Kevin Poppel in Lake Crystal, Minnesota

Pioneering Innovation to Drive Stewardship

A Heartland Co-op Grower’s Journey to Becoming 100% No-till

Advocating for Sustainability in the Community and Beyond

Truterra, LLC and Syngenta Collaborate to Support Growers with Cutting-edge Stewardship Advancement Capabilities

The Van Horn Family in Eastern Kansas

What does outstanding sustainability look like?

What Drives a Truly Sustainable Agriculture System?

Advice for Sustainability Success

From the Field to Fido’s Bowl: Our Partnership with Nestlé Purina PetCare to Bolster Sustainability on 50,000 Acres

Cream of the Crop: Honoring Farmers and Ag Retailers, Our Partners in Excellence

Land O’Lakes SUSTAIN and the Soil and Water Conservation Society Awarded $1.5M from USDA Program Funding to Help Farmers Test On-Farm Innovation

The Bair Family in Wyandot County, OH

Working together to make a difference in conservation locally and beyond

Building on a Successful Model to Support Farmer-Led Stewardship in Ohio

Tackling the Big Question: What’s the Best Way to Balance Profitability and Stewardship on My Farm?

Working Together to Protect Water in Minnesota

The Uhl Family in Harrison County, IN

What does farmer-driven sustainability on 1.5 million acres of corn look like?