
Talk of the Town Podcast for November 26th
Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest Sibley Fire Chief Ken Huls. We’ll talk about turkey fryers, decorating for Christmas, auxiliary heating, charging batteries, and more about avoiding

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest Sibley Fire Chief Ken Huls. We’ll talk about turkey fryers, decorating for Christmas, auxiliary heating, charging batteries, and more about avoiding

IARN – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig submitted formal comments to the California Air Resources Board (CARB) urging swift action to make E15 available to California drivers. CARB is
IARN – As harvest wraps up, the average person not involved in agriculture might think farming is done for a while. However, as every farmer knows, farming might be done

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guests Northwest Iowa Community College President Dr. John Hartog and Director of Marketing & Communications Kristin Kollbaum. Here is today’s Talk of
IARN – It’s been an interesting time in the soybean market, especially when it comes to trade with China. Initially, it was great to hear that the U.S. and China
IARN – On Thursday USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service issued an updated release schedule for reports impacted by the recent government shutdown. Lance Honig of the National Agricultural Statistics Service

Sioux City, Iowa (RI) – The last day of this month will be the final call for the “Hello Operator” exhibit at the Sioux City Public Museum. It features iconic
Alta, Iowa (RI) – The library board in the Buena Vista County community of Alta is regrouping after 60 percent of voters rejected a one-and-of-a-quarter MILLION dollar bond measure to

Des Moines, Iowa (RI) – A new study suggests year-round activities on the Iowa State fairgrounds in 2024 had a 629 MILLION dollar statewide economic impact. Iowa State Fair CEO

Statewide Iowa (RI) – The American Farm Bureau’s 40th annual Thanksgiving Dinner cost survey shows another drop this year. Iowa Farm Bureau research director Christopher Pudenz says the survey checks