
Cattle markets quickly reacting to news headlines
IARN – In today’s social media world, all it takes are a handful of posts online and a few days of reactions to flip the cattle market upside down. That

IARN – In today’s social media world, all it takes are a handful of posts online and a few days of reactions to flip the cattle market upside down. That
IARN – The trade meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping resulted in an agreement of a framework for a trade deal. While the news is reassuring, there
IARN – It’s been another week of reminders that Washington still hasn’t delivered on one of agriculture’s most basic needs: a new Farm Bill. Earlier this week, Iowa Ag Secretary
IARN – Over the past two days, the Iowa Pork Producers Association (IPPA) and Fareway Stores made a donation of $20,000 worth of ground pork to six regional food banks
IARN – As rising input costs continue to burden rural America, lawmakers are finally taking notice. An Iowa Farm Bureau member was able to share his perspective at a recent

Washington, DC — Senators from Iowa and Wisconsin recently reintroduced a bill that would require the USDA to study competition in the fertilizer market and its impact on prices paid
IARN – South Korea ranks as the fifth-largest market for U.S. pork year-to-date. Andy Tauer, vice president of international market development with the National Pork Board, said strong consumer demand
IARN – As the government shutdown drags into its twenty-eighth day, frustration across the country is boiling over. From farmers waiting on FSA offices to reopen, to families relying on

Iowa (RI) — Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s encouraged by the trade deals President Trump is making during his Asian tour, but it’s still unclear if there will be

IARN – The Trump administration is proposing to increase beef imports from Argentina as a way to balance supplies and bring relief to consumers facing high prices. However, many in