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Print this article Two large manure spills in Iowa on Thursday are killing a lot of fish, according to state officials. Hundreds of thousands of gallons are estimated to have spilled into creeks in the state, according to news releases from the states Department of Natural Resources. In one spill, the department said Precision Pumping, a commercial manure application company, was land applying manure when a hose came off a pump on its rig. The hose "flopped" into Lotts Creek, and an estimated ...

By Jason Taylor Iowa DNR IOWA - Iowas Natural Resources Department is investigating several spills into waterways this week, including milk shake ingredients. Unusual milk-colored water along a popular walking and biking path in Mason City was traced to milk shake ingredients from a McDonald’s distribution center. Field tests found the water was not a threat to children or pets in contact with the water. The department is also looking into manure spills in Lyon and Kossuth counties that kill...

Des Moines Register Several hundred thousand gallons of manure spilled into a Lyon County creek Wednesday and, in a separate incident on the same day, another 10,000 gallons of manure also spilled into a Kossuth County creek that flows into the Des Moines River. In Rock Rapids, Bernie Baker of Rock Bottom Dairy reported spilling "several hundred thousand gallons of manure" after "an irrigation unit became stuck," according to an Iowa Department of Natural Resources news release Wednesday eveni...

kwingert@messengernews.net WEST BEND — The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating a manure spill and fish kill that happened Wednesday in rural Kossuth County. The DNR responded to the manure spill in Lotts Creek, about two miles northeast of West Bend, on Wednesday afternoon. According to a press release from the DNR, Precision Pumping, a commercial manure application company, was land applying manure through an umbilical rig when a hose came off the pump. The hose then floppe...