(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – Artificial intelligence is becoming a larger part of agriculture, but many farmers remain cautious about adopting the technology, according to the latest Purdue University
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – A stretch of the Northern U.S. is the path of a ridge of high pressure producing high temperatures hovering around 100 degrees through the
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – Corn growers from across the country are in Washington, D.C., this week for the National Corn Growers Association’s Corn Congress and fly in, where
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – While the grain side of the ag marketplace has seen some price relief in recent days following the most recent USDA reports, soybean purchases
(KIWA Staff Photo) Statewide Iowa (RI) — As federal regulators consider the proposed merger of major railroads Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says the deal may
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – The recent USDA WASDE report for July provides the latest update for the world and domestic soybean outlooks. USDA World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – The future of California Proposition 12 is uncertain. Currently, there is no legislation to address it in the Senate Farm Bill, but several swine
(KIWA Staff Photo) Sheldon, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Two Sheldon-area farmers have won more than $30,000 in free seed through Farmers Coop Society’s annual Seed Week promotion. FCS announced
Statewide Iowa (RI) — Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson recently joined pork producers at a farm near Marshalltown to discuss the “Save Our Bacon Act,” legislation aimed at overriding California’s Proposition
(KIWA Staff Photo) Ankeny, Iowa — Democrat Josh Turek says this is a dangerous time to be an Iowa farmer, and Turek pledges to push for breaking up ag industry
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