HARMONY — Farmers in southeast Minnesota have more to worry about than their own bottom lines. Such concerns were addressed during the "Farming in Karst Country" field day on July 18 at Niagara Cave ...
Southeast Minnesota's karst geology means there are a lot of caverns and underground streams formed in the limestone which makes it harder to protect water in the area from farm runoff, and ...
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