IARN – We have been reading reports across the country this growing season about issues with pollination in corn. Northwest Iowa Beck’s Hybrids agronomist Eric Bartels says those issues have
IARN – Tar spot has been a major issue in Iowa for several years now, with this year being no different. While pressure from tar spot right now is minimal,
IARN – Pork and egg producers across the country were paying close attention yesterday as the House Agriculture Committee held a hearing on California’s Proposition 12. California voters passed Prop
IARN – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced that the Iowa Renewable Fuels Infrastructure Program (RFIP) Board recently approved an additional 24 applications from Iowa fuel retailers to support new and expanded biofuel
Lincoln, Nebraska (RI) — Today’s (Thrusday) US Drought Monitor update shows Iowa is close to being drought free. In fact, that little patch of “abnormally dry” ground in O’Brien County
IARN – Whether it’s harvesting, planting, or moving from field to field, tires can make an operation run smoothly or make simple tasks take all day. Greg Jones, Senior Manager
IARN – For most of the state, this year’s crop season has gone great. The weather has been mostly cooperative, and damage has been kept to a minimum. But if
Washington, DC — During a U.S. House Agriculture Committee hearing on California’s Proposition 12 on Wednesday, Congressman Randy Feenstra of Hull discussed what he calls “the negative economic impacts of
IARN – Farmers across the country continue to face uncertainty as they await the finalization of a long-term Farm Bill. While the recently passed reconciliation package included temporary provisions aimed
IARN – If you are looking for something different to do on a September weekend, consider taking a self-guided tour of Iowa’s historic barns. The Iowa Barn Foundation is holding
