
Harvest Off to a Soggy Start
Iowa (RI) — Wet, soggy conditions slowed the early part of the harvest last week. The USDA’s crop report says there were barely two days suitable for fieldwork, but harvest

Iowa (RI) — Wet, soggy conditions slowed the early part of the harvest last week. The USDA’s crop report says there were barely two days suitable for fieldwork, but harvest

Iowa (RI) — Two Iowa Republicans in competitive U.S. House races say the federal government must take steps to bring down the price of diesel. First District Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks

Northwest Iowa — Farmers, if you have a cornfield along a state or US highway, there’s a possibility that the Iowa DOT could use your help, and you could be

Iowa (RI) — Both major-party candidates for Iowa’s open U.S. Senate seat are calling for steps to ease the price of gasoline and diesel. Democrat Josh Turek says the federal

Iowa (RI) — The Iowa Cattlemen’s Association plans to ask lawmakers in the 2026 Iowa legislature to cap and limit interest rates in Iowa’s Beginning Farmer Program. CEO Bryan Whaley

IARN – Soybeans are most commonly associated with food, livestock feed, and renewable fuels, but a growing share of soybean research is looking at what the crop can do beyond

IARN – The Iowa Cattlemen’s Association held a press conference on Thursday at the Pastour Family Farm near Mitchellville to announce its Building Iowa’s Cattle Future policy package. The press

Washington, D.C. (RI) — A Farm Bill is now eligible for debate in the U-S Senate — but Iowa’s U.S. Senators objected when two of their own proposals were blocked

Northwest Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Six northwest Iowa schools and school districts are among 125 statewide receiving Choose Iowa funding to help put more Iowa-grown and raised food on

Iowa (RI) — Three northern Iowa farmers have formed a nonprofit to spread the message that cover crops and buffer strips along waterways are essential to improving Iowa’s water quality.