IARN – Over the past few months, the weather has largely been characterized by warmer-than-normal temperatures. Since the ground didn’t freeze as hard, that means the recent storms have been able to get moisture deeper into the soil. Iowa State Climatologist Dr. Justin Glisan said this is especially important considering the fact that we are now in our 199th consecutive week of drought in Iowa.
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IARN – If you are a soybean grower in the Midwest you are well aware of the threat of soybean cyst
IARN – From cheese curds to chip dust, burgers as big as dinner plates to multiple patty burgers, fresh veggies to
IARN – As we finish up the 200th consecutive week of drought in Iowa, there’s actually some hope to be found,
IARN – Regulatory overreach was a topic of debate in Washington D.C. this week regarding EPA and the implementation of the
Des Moines, Iowa — A bill Governor Reynolds has signed into law has connections to her husband’s lung cancer treatment. The
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