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Minimize Fertilizer Nutrient Loss Sustainable agriculture has become one of the most thought-provoking and frequently used terms over the past decade. It basically refers to our ability to minimize negative impacts on the environment while maintaining current production levels. One of the most important sustainable agricultural strategies to mitigate environmental impact is to minimize fertilizer nutrient loss. Click here to read more. Feature Stories • Minimize Fertilizer Nutrient Loss Use nitrogen BMPs for sustainable rice production • U.S. Rice Export Update The volume of U.S. rice exports set a new record in 2010 • Richter Leads NAAA Californian lands top spot for 2011 • From Field To Community Growing a generation of rice leaders • High Speed Rail Loading Technology gives grain farmers access to new markets Columns & Departments • From the Editor Need money? Think outside the ag industry box • Rice Producers Forum Missouri consumer panel rates high-quality rice • USA Rice Federation It’s time to move on • Specialists Speaking
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