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The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast

The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast

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The Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction podcast explores efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways from agricultural runoff to municipal wastewater with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback and Luke Zwilling with University of Illinois Extension. Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog.© University of Illinois Ciencia Historia Natural Naturaleza y Ecología
Episodios
  • Episode 80 | Dust Storms, Starter Fertilizer, and Conservation Tillage

    Episode 80 | Dust Storms, Starter Fertilizer, and Conservation Tillage
    Mar 17 2026
    11 m
  • Episode 79 | Why You Should Use the N-Rate Calculator

    Episode 79 | Why You Should Use the N-Rate Calculator
    Jan 26 2026

    In Episode 79 of the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Podcast, University of Illinois soil fertility specialist John Jones, agricultural economist Gary Schnitkey, and Illinois Corn Growers Association water quality specialist Laura Gentry share highlights from a live panel discussion recorded during the December Farm Assets Conference. The panel focuses on nitrogen rate decisions, how the Corn Nitrogen Rate Calculator works, and why maximizing profit, not yield, should guide fertilizer management. They also discuss how nitrogen rates influence nutrient loss and what farm-level data shows about applications above the economic optimum.


    Explore efforts to reduce nutrients in Illinois waterways with host Todd Gleason and producers Rachel Curry, Nicole Haverback, and Luke Zwilling.

    • Read the blog at extension.illinois.edu/nlr/blog
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    Explore more about nutrient loss in Illinois at go.illinois.edu/nutrientloss
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    55 m
  • Episode 78 | 35 Years of USDA Wetland Restoration

    Episode 78 | 35 Years of USDA Wetland Restoration
    Dec 10 2025
    10 m
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