RVO announcement coming very soon
IARN – The renewable fuels industry has been long awaiting the Environmental Protection Agency’s release of the latest Renewable Volume Obligation blending requirements which are expected to be announced very
IARN – The renewable fuels industry has been long awaiting the Environmental Protection Agency’s release of the latest Renewable Volume Obligation blending requirements which are expected to be announced very

Statewide Iowa (RI) — Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson, a Republican from Marion, says the newly announced emergency waiver allowing nationwide E15 sales is a good short‑term move. Republicans have been

The Environmental Protection Agency today announced that it is lifting the summertime restrictions on E15 sales again for 2026. As we experience rising gas prices, year-round E15 sales will provide

Rising fuel prices and global tensions are once again putting a spotlight on domestic energy options, including higher ethanol blends like E15. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig says situations

IARN – Today is National Ag Day, and Iowa farmers are a huge part of the nation’s ag industry. Iowa Congressman Randy Feenstra announced the Farmers for Feenstra coalition, a

IARN – The United States war in Iran is contributing to higher input costs for farmers. Fertilizer and fuel costs are rising due to the slowdown of shipping and inability

Statewide Iowa (RI) — A state tax break for some Iowa high school grads who’ve become veterinarians is being considered in the Iowa Senate. It’s for veterinarians getting federal student
IARN – Iowa FFA President Chloe Zittergruen will be one of four National FFA members who will be representing agricultural youth across the country in Washington, D.C., for National Ag

IARN – USDA published the March Cattle on Feed Report on Friday March 20th and with the cattle industry in a pattern of low supply and continued high demand, the

Statewide Iowa (RI) — Kevin Ross of Underwood, a past president of the National Corn Growers Association, is predicting some farmers are changing their planting intentions from corn to soybeans.

