
September rains may have damaged soybean crop
IARN – Parts of Iowa and other midwestern states were impacted by heavy rainfall in the month of September and the heavy moisture has discolored some of the soybean crop.

IARN – Parts of Iowa and other midwestern states were impacted by heavy rainfall in the month of September and the heavy moisture has discolored some of the soybean crop.

IARN – The uses for American soybeans have expanded well beyond traditional food and livestock feed markets. From renewable fuels and building materials to everyday products, soybeans are finding their

IARN – Plenty of rain has caused harvest delays and yield losses in fields across the state. While nothing can be changed about that at this point in the crop

Iowa (RI) — Iowa’s harvest season got off to a slow start because of wet field conditions, but Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says progress is being made as fields

IARN – USDA’s recent record soybean forecast will lead to more soybean exports, according to World Ag Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski. Read more at Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network.

IARN – Rain in central Iowa has provided more delays for farmers, and now the risk of strong winds could put some fields at risk of significant damage. Landus Cooperative

Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Iowa farmers planting cover crops this fall may qualify for a $5-per-acre discount on their 2027 crop insurance premiums. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig

Iowa (RI) — Farmers finally got more than a single day in the field last week and made significant harvest progress as conditions dried out across Iowa. The latest USDA

IARN – Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin was in Peosta, Iowa, today to announce a draft rule to reallocate renewable fuel volumes lost through small refinery exemptions. The

IARN – New dairy research is putting a dollar value on a trait many producers have been focusing on for years: milk components. CoBank Dairy Economist Corey Geiger says the