
ISU Poll Finds Small Percentage of Farmers Using Drones
Ames, Iowa (RI) — The Iowa State University Rural Life Poll finds many farmers have not yet embraced the use of drones as a tool. J. Arbuckle oversees the poll.

Ames, Iowa (RI) — The Iowa State University Rural Life Poll finds many farmers have not yet embraced the use of drones as a tool. J. Arbuckle oversees the poll.

IARN – General inflation has cooled off from the high points in recent years, but input costs are not following suit. Dr. Michael Langemeier is the director of Purdue’s Center

IARN – The Iowa Corn Growers Association (ICGA) has advocated for year-round, nationwide E15 for more than 15 years—a goal that remains a top priority as farm families face tightening

IARN – The Iowa Farm Act continues to move through the State Legislature as lawmakers work to finalize the comprehensive ag policy package before the session comes to a close.

IARN – On top of distributing food to people who need it, food banks across the country play a vital role in reducing food waste. The USDA estimates that up
IARN – New legislation is aimed at providing improvements and updates to the Endangered Species Act. Shelby Hagenauer, senior director of government relations for the American Farm Bureau Federation, said

IARN – The Cattle on Feed Reports from USDA provide a look at the inventory of cattle in feedlots throughout the United States. The April Cattle on Feed Report shows

Statewide Iowa (RI) — Weather once again kept farmers from getting into the fields to plant last week. The USDA weekly report says there were only three days suitable for
IARN – Since 2012, Iowa FFA members have helped package pre-made meals to fight food insecurity during the annual Iowa FFA Leadership Conference. Servant leadership is one of the core

IARN – As farmers prepare to get the 2026 crop in the ground, attention is turning to both demand and costs, and how the balance between the two could shape