BYRON, Minn. — How do you grapple with a hidden problem? That was a question at the center of a Land Stewardship Project (LSP) “Smarter Nitrogen Policy” discussion involving around two dozen farmers, water quality experts and state legislators at the Martin Larsen farm near Byron on Aug. 20. “We fix what we can see — if you see a gully, people don’t like soil leaving their farm and will fix the erosion problem,” said Justin Watkins, the Minnesot…
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