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Wheeling Park Speech, Debate Team Runs State Title Streak to 44 | News, Sports, Jobs

Wheeling Park Speech, Debate Team Runs State Title Streak to 44 | News, Sports, Jobs

Registration Now Open for Planter University Feb. 5 near Sutherland

Planter University Workshops Focus on Optimizing Planter Setup Across All Brands

Specialists with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach are once again teaming up with Iowa State ag and biosystems engineering specialists to b

Levi Powell hopes to pursue a career in automotive technology

Growing up around cars led Levi Powell to develop a passion for working on them. As a senior, he now takes auto technology classes.

Ag professor father and son duo develop proso millet as crop for the future

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has declared 2023 as the International Year of Millets, but these crops are unfamiliar to many Iowa farmers.Expect that to change soon say plant-breeding father and son team Patrick and James Schnable, co-founders of the Ames-based company Dryland Genetics.

4-H families prepare animals for Mississippi Valley Fair

From cows to goats and even rabbits, Quad Cities area farm families are getting their animals ready for competition at the Mississippi Valley Fair.

Planter University Workshops to Focus on Optimizing Planter Setup – Mix 107.3 KIOW

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach specialists are teaming up with Iowa State University ag and biosystems engineering specialists to bring

Prep harvest equipment for winter storage

Rod Swoboda UNUSUAL HARVEST: This year, an unusual harvest caused more wear on equipment due to downed corn and rough ground. This extra wear makes cleaning equipment this winter and identifying needed maintenance all the more important. After difficult harvest due to downed corn from the derecho, be sure to prepare equipment for storage during the off-season. Allyson Beninga | Dec 28, 2020 With harvest finished for most, producers should make sure their equipment is ready for the winter months. Harvest 2020 was different for many Iowa farmers due to the derecho. An unusual harvest caused more wear on equipment due to downed corn and rough ground. This extra wear makes cleaning equipment this winter and identifying needed maintenance all the more important.