IARN – The current outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, which traces all the way back to 2022, is unusual in not only the fact that it’s infecting dairy cattle, but also that cases are continuing to be diagnosed in the warmer summer months. Bernt Nelson, an economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation, said that even though the virus typically scales back in the summer, that’s not the case this year.
(Story and image courtesy of Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network.)
Lincoln, Nebraska — The good news is there’s no actual “drought” in Iowa. But according to the US Drought Monitor at
IARN – The U.S. House passed legislation to protect U.S. farmland from ownership by foreign adversaries. The Protecting U.S. Agriculture From
IARN – We are less than two months away from the Presidential election in November. Former President Donald Trump and Vice
Missouri River Valley — The drought has eased across much of the Midwest, but dry conditions persist in the upper Missouri
Ames, Iowa — A study from Iowa State University shows that only five to ten percent of the 230-thousand private well
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