IARN – Export markets have long been a cornerstone of demand growth for U.S. soybeans. As global populations expand and incomes rise, increasing protein consumption continues to create opportunities for
IARN – The initial reaction in the ag marketplace to the first detection of New World Screwworm in a calf in south Texas in early June was a bit surprising
(KIWA Staff Photo) Sanborn, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Northwest Iowa dairy producers are using June Dairy Month to give consumers a closer look at the work, technology, and care
(KIWA Staff Photo) Harris, Iowa (KUOO) — A dairy operation in Harris is among 11 recipients of funding through the Choose Iowa Dairy Innovation Grant program. Vellema Dairy was awarded
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN: Senate Ag Chair John Boozman says that the work on a bipartisan farm bill is about to yield results. Boozman says that the high prices
IARN – While still elevated, oil prices have dipped slightly, well off the high-water mark we saw back in April. Patrick DeHaan, the senior petroleum analyst with Gasbuddy.com, says there
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – A warm and active weather pattern is expected to continue across much of the United States through the middle of June, bringing beneficial moisture
(Photo by KIWA Staff) Recently, New World Screwworm (NWS) was officially confirmed in the U.S. after it made its way closer to the border through Mexico. Now that it is
(Photo by KIWA Staff) IARN – For decades, one of the soybean industry’s biggest challenges was finding new markets for soybean oil. Today, however, the conversation is changing. Growing demand
IARN – Earlier this week, the USDA announced that there was an official detection of New World Screwworm (NWS) in the U.S. The pest was found in a three-week-old calf
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