
Harvest Remains Slow as Farmers Wait for Dry Fields
Iowa (RI) — Wet conditions continued to limit harvest activity across Iowa last week. The latest USDA report shows there was just one day suitable for fieldwork during the reporting

Iowa (RI) — Wet conditions continued to limit harvest activity across Iowa last week. The latest USDA report shows there was just one day suitable for fieldwork during the reporting

IARN – Today, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds announced actions temporarily allowing farmers to use non-taxed, off-road diesel in agricultural and trucking equipment that support on-road harvest activities. The action will
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Sioux Center, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Community Health Partners of Sioux County is offering free flu shots for livestock workers in partnership with Sioux Center Health through funding from

Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Persistent rainfall limited Iowa farmers to just over one day of fieldwork during the week ending Sept. 27th, leaving corn and soybean harvest progress behind

Northwest Iowa — Maybe we have turned a corner when it comes to wet weather. And that would be a good thing for area fields and farmers. While much of

Iowa (RI) — The two candidates running for Iowa secretary of agriculture offered opposing views on the future of Iowa’s ethanol industry during a taping of Iowa PBS’s “Iowa Press”

IARN – The National Pork Producers Council continues pushing lawmakers to address California’s Proposition 12 through the next farm bill debate. NPPC President Rob Brenneman, who is also an Iowa

The future of the farm bill may be decided by what happens when voters head to the polls in November. Lawmakers have left Washington for a month of campaigning without
IARN – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig today announced that the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) is accepting pre-applications for cost-share grants to support urban conservation