
Bill Lets Farmers Disable Diesel Exhaust Systems On Farm Equipment
Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — The Iowa House has passed a bill that would impose new state restrictions on farm implement dealerships, giving tractor and combine owners the ability to

Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — The Iowa House has passed a bill that would impose new state restrictions on farm implement dealerships, giving tractor and combine owners the ability to

Omaha, Nebraska (RI) — A survey of manufacturing supply managers in Iowa and eight other Midwestern states finds the tariffs enacted by President Trump last year are causing wide-reaching financial
IARN – After another delay- this time due to the weather- the House Ag Committee will begin the markup process for the next farm bill. With so much outdated legislation,
IARN – Commodity Classic saw record attendance in San Antonio last week with more than 12,000 attendees representing the agriculture industry. The U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) has been a
Statewide, Iowa (RI) – It’s not yet clear if Republicans in the Iowa House will pass a bill to block lawsuits alleging Roundup causes cancer if the pesticide’s label follows
IARN – The National Pork Board has a comprehensive business intelligence team analyzing data throughout the supply chain, including consumer preference, volume, value, and purchase trends. Kiersten Hafer, NPB vice
IARN – As agriculture heads toward another challenging season, rural health professionals say the mental strain on farmers continues to grow. Market uncertainty, weather concerns, and long hours can weigh
IARN – As warmer weather approaches, livestock producers may be looking ahead to fly season and considering management strategies that go beyond simply treating adult flies. Many experts say early

IARN – It’s no secret that we are navigating an exceptionally difficult farm economy. Many farmers, particularly at the smaller level, are facing tough decisions on whether or not they

IARN – As questions continue in Washington about the future of year-round E15, Iowa leaders say the state is already seeing what expanded access can do. From more fuel choices