As one of many conservation practices available to farmers and ranchers, prairie strips can offer benefits to soil and water and can be a good option for lower-yielding fields while providing financial benefits. To discuss more about prairie strips as an example of ecosystem goods and services, and research being conducted about the practice, is John Westra, professor and program leader in Agricultural Economics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Read more at https://cap.unl.edu/management/prairie-strips-example-ecosystem-goods-and-services.