Prairie strips are strips of native perennial vegetation that are strategically integrated into row crop fields. This technique is used in conservation farming to improve biodiversity, and protect soil and water. In Iowa, most of the rich and fertile soils have been dedicated to corn and soybean crops. Only around .01 percent of the original tallgrass prairie remains. Prairie strips are among the few remaining areas for the native vegetation.
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