
Talk of the Town Podcast for March 20th
Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Sheldon Chamber Director Trista Kavanagh, talking about the upcoming Golden Easter Egg Hunt, the Children’s Easter Egg Hunt, and their upcoming

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Sheldon Chamber Director Trista Kavanagh, talking about the upcoming Golden Easter Egg Hunt, the Children’s Easter Egg Hunt, and their upcoming

IARN – There are few certainties in farming. Weather, prices, and regulations are always shifting and forcing farmers to think on their feet. One way to deliver certainty for fuel
IARN – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig is inviting every Iowan to celebrate Iowa Ag Week, March 23-30. The weeklong celebration highlights agriculture’s many significant contributions to Iowa’s economy, communities, and

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Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest, Ashley Hoogland of Faith Community Church in Sheldon. Here is today’s Talk of the Town Podcast…… Faith Community Church’s Pancake and

IARN – The $85 billion merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern railroads would create the first coast-to-coast railroad across 43 states. Danny Munch, economist for the American Farm Bureau

IARN – Everybody remembers the diseases issues that plagued the Iowa corn crop last year, but soybeans were able to quietly have a successful year for yields. Chris Pritchett of

IARN – As we have seen over the past couple weeks, the weather in Iowa can change on a dime. According to NOAA, that variability will continue throughout the 2026
IARN – Generally speaking, it was a mild and dry winter season for the United States. And it has left many areas of the country with dryness as the beginning

IARN – Front month soybeans began Monday with a price of $12.14 cents before seeing losses of 70 cents to close at $11.55 and ¼ cents. In addition to continuing