Paul Kanninen usually lives on the flat
prairie of southwestern Minnesota. This winter, though, he's in the Hindu Kush mountains in Afghanistan, working to help
rebuild that country's struggling agricultural sector.
A new research project in rural Adams will study how tweaks in
ditch design affect the amount of sediment and nutrients leaving
it. Known as a two-stage drainage ditch, it's said to be the first
of its kind in southeast Minnesota.
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The U.S. Agriculture Department Tuesday estimated the 2009 Minnesota corn crop at more than 1.2 billion bushels and both the state and national harvests are projected at record levels.
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