IARN – Last week’s Cattle on Feed Report didn’t appear to be a market mover. Kyle Bumsted, a livestock market analyst from Allendale, said the report had a very neutral
IARN – Midwest lawmakers made a strong push to include a legislative fix for year-round E15 sales to be included in the government funding bill, only for the House to
IARN – Recent headlines surrounding Venezuela and its oil supply have raised questions across rural America, especially after the United States intervened in the country, removed a leader many viewed
IARN – Declining farm income, reduced equipment sales, rising inventory and financing pressures, and trade uncertainty all create ripple effects that impact farmers and the communities they are a part
Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Jessica Schmalen of St. Patrick’s School in Sheldon, talking about Catholic Schools week (this week), as well as the upcoming Pot
IARN – Iowa agriculture continues to face pressure from growing production and slower demand growth, a dynamic that has weighed on commodity prices and raised broader questions about market access
IARN – As the new year gets underway, there’s growing excitement around adding more protein to the plate. Momentum is building with the “Taste What Pork Can Do®” consumer brand
Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guests, Julie Jacobsma and Melissa Wiersma of Sheldon Christian School. Here is today’s Talk of the Town Podcast…………………… Sheldon Christian’s Baked Potato
IARN – There’s been a lot of anxiety recently about the proximity of New World Screwworm to the U.S. border. Not only has the pest moved further north, but it
IARN – Carbon sequestration pipelines proposed in Iowa continue to draw attention as state leaders, farm organizations, and landowners weigh their potential economic and long-term impacts. Supporters point to market
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