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"Another shot of rain would sure help pastures and alfalfa, as well as help finish the row crops."

Iowa Crop Progress And Condition Report

U.S. Senator Grassley Talks CRP Emergency Grazing and Haying

100 years agoWork of installing a telephone system for the use of the reclamation service on the McKay dam job is under way, and within a short time the service

About five years ago, beekeeper Jason Casey first learned his New Richland business is only a half-hour away from the site of a historic honey farm that once sold its

In this opinion piece, Collin O’Mara of the National Wildlife Federation, Whit Fosburgh of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, Marilyn Vetter of Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever and Adam Putnam of Ducks Unlimited discuss how Congress can continue to build on the Conservation Reserve Program’s success in addressing conservation challenges while benefiting farmers, wildlife and the environment.

Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. - Collin O’Mara

When they return from their recess in September, members of Congress representing the area will be tasked with finalizing the 2023 farm bill, setting policy for nearly all federal agriculture

Encroachment on property rights has reached a bullet’s pace around the entire nation. Property ownership is the keystone to personal liberty.

In farm country, you’ll be hearing about how lawmakers plan to start writing a farm bill that they’d like to complete in 2023.