In this March 25, 2014 photo Jim Faulstich stands in a field of native Big Bluestem grass with two of his dogs, Moe and Buck, at Daybreak Ranch near Highmore, SD. When the farm economy went sour in the 1980s, Faulstich realized he wasn’t operating in tune with nature and needed to change his ways to survive. He credits federal and state conservation programs for helping to make his transformation feasible, plus initiatives by wildlife habitat groups. He said the incentives in the new farm bill should help other farmers put a greater emphasis on sustainability, too, rather than focusing only on crops that are the most profitable thanks to crop insurance and commodity programs. (AP Photo/Eric Landwehr)
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