IARN – While we have talked at length about what H5N1 or bird flu looks like for dairy herds, we have to remember that this isn’t the only health concern we face. There are still the old standards we have to guard against, and at this time of year, we see more calves moving to dairy and beef operations around the country.
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Missouri River Valley — The drought has eased across much of the Midwest, but dry conditions persist in the upper Missouri
Iowa — Some Iowa farmers are already firing up their combines to start harvesting crops. Angie Rieck Hinz, a field agronomist
IARN – With the current partisan stalemate in Congress in Washington D.C. it is going to be difficult to get a
IARN – U.S. agricultural groups are looking for more trade agreements that mean market access overseas. Kent Bacus, executive director of
Storm Lake, Iowa – Charges have been filed against a women involved in a domestic disturbance that involved a firearm Friday,
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