Water conservation drives Iowa farm landscape growth
Iowa farmers and landowners have created over 39 000 acres of water-area ponds in recent years to boost irrigation and wildlife habitat. The program, highlighted during Sol and Water Conservation Week, notes terraces and windbreaks reducing erosion, trees planted annually, and a statewide push with 875 contractors and 19 million dollars spent in 1970 on conservation practices.
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Dear Virginia White Ecologic advice on phosphate free cleaning
A reader from California writes to Virginia White praising her ecology column and noting Midwest towns ban phosphate detergents. She asks for actionable tips to fight water pollution and shares a home remedy involving phosphate free products and Miracle White Powerzer. She also asks about cleaning black spots on cotton lawn furniture covers and requests a booklet about water pollution.
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