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In the late 1980s and early 1990s, John Pearson and Mark Leoschke of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources began researching the state's fens. They traveled to Fayette County and the Kautens farm.

FAYETTE -- The 80 acres looked about like any other fit for growing corn in the county. An undeveloped plot included with the fields waited only for a plow and determined farmer. In 1981 when the ...