
Talk of the Town Podcast for February 16th
Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest Ken Versteeg, the Executive Director of the Community Blood Bank, talking about today’s “Heroes Behind the Badges Blood Drive” that’s going

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest Ken Versteeg, the Executive Director of the Community Blood Bank, talking about today’s “Heroes Behind the Badges Blood Drive” that’s going

The winning couple in our 2026 “Share Your Love Story with KIWA” Valentine’s Day Contest was chosen this morning (Friday, February 13th), through a random drawing, during the Breakfast Edition
IARN – Farmland values have been resilient and even robust in past several years. However, those prices are entering a new phase as profit margins continue to change. Colton Lacina,
IARN – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig says farmers and agribusinesses across the state are facing growing pressure from multiple directions, including higher operating costs, workforce challenges, and continued

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest Brianna Harris of Fieldcrest in Sheldon, talking about a very special event coming up this Friday (February 13th). Here is today’s

IARN – Gene Copenhaver, a producer from southwest Virginia, is the new president of the National Cattlmen’s Beef Association. Copenhaver tells the Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network about his cattle operation

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IARN – The cattle industry convention and NCBA trade show was in Nashville Tennessee last week and the Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network spoke with Ross Baldwin of AgMarket.net about what
IARN – The USDA is on track to deliver the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program payments to farmers. Richard Fordyce, USDA Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation, said things are looking

