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Three corn and soy farmers challenge the industry that raised them

The Lobe Rangers say 90% of Iowa pollution entering the Mississippi River comes from nonpoint sources and are urging more farmers to adopt conservation practices.

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Atmos reports three Iowa farmers, known as the Lobe Rangers, advocate for sustainable practices in agriculture to address soil erosion and water pollution issues. 

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Three corn and soy farmers challenge the industry that raised them

Atmos reports three Iowa farmers, known as the Lobe Rangers, advocate for sustainable practices in agriculture to address soil erosion and water pollution issues. 

·Pampa, United States
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thepampanews.com broke the news in Pampa, United States on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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