(KIWA Staff Photo) Northwest Iowa — It’s not just you. If you’ve noticed your grass or crops are in need of a drink, you’re not wrong. Northwest Iowa has been
(Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig – Photo courtesy of the Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network) IARN – Iowa farmers continue adopting conservation practices at a record pace, and Iowa Agriculture Secretary
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – Consumer demand is reshaping the dairy industry, introducing new market opportunities for versatile dairy producers. The biggest growth isn’t coming from traditional products like
IARN – The USDA released two important reports last week that each had a direct impact on the U.S. cattle industry: the July Cattle Inventory and July Cattle on Feed
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – United States Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) says that the Senate Ag Committee could still mark up a farm bill next week before the August
(KIWA Staff Photo) Northwest Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Iowa’s corn and soybean crops remain in mostly strong condition, but much of northwest Iowa missed the heavier rainfall that fell
(KIWA Staff Photo) Statewide Iowa (RI) — Researchers say farmers across the Corn Belt want to diversify their operations but struggle to see a way forward. J. Arbuckle, a rural
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – While geopolitical conflicts often take the blame for volatile nitrogen fertilizer prices, decades of deep industry consolidation- driven by natural gas costs- may be
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – The U.S. cattle herd remains at its lowest level in decades, leaving beef supplies historically tight and raising questions about when producers will begin
(KIWA Staff Photo) Statewide Iowa (RI) — Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig is urging the U.S. Senate to advance legislation that would override longstanding EPA guidelines and allow E15 to
![](https://kiwaradio.com/wp-content/uploads/Sheldon.PeoplesBank.MobileBanking.Mar2020-1.png")
