A honey bee pollinating a daisy flower on a biodiverse farm, highlighting the importance of creating habitats for bees and butterflies.

Creating Pollinator Habitats: A Step-by-Step Farm Guide

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Rebecca Vittetoe

I’m Rebecca Vittetoe, a field agronomist working with farmers through Iowa State University Extension.

Most of my time is not spent in an office—it’s spent in the field. I work directly with farmers, crop scouts, and ag professionals to solve real problems they face every season. From pest pressure to nutrient issues, I focus on what is actually happening in the field—not just what is written in books.

Over the years, I’ve learned that good farming decisions come from a mix of research and real-world experience. That’s what I try to bring into everything I do.

At toagriculture.com, I share simple, practical insights from the field:

  • What I see in crops during the season
  • Common mistakes farmers make
  • What works—and what doesn’t

My focus areas include crop management, pest management, soil health, and cover crops. I’m especially interested in helping farmers improve productivity while keeping their farming systems sustainable.

Agriculture is always changing. My goal is to make that change easier to understand—and easier to apply in the field.

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