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Iowa Farm Bureau to host program to producers navigate 2024 challenges - Vimarsana News

Iowa Farm Bureau to host program to producers navigate 2024 challenges

The potential for record high corn supplies and stubbornly high input costs are creating tight margins for Iowa farmers. Projections show cattle feeders could see reduced profits compared to 2023,

Farm Bureau: Thanksgiving meal costs down from last year - Vimarsana News

Farm Bureau: Thanksgiving meal costs down from last year

(Des Moines) -- KMAland residents sitting down to Thursday's big feast will be pleased to hear they may actually be paying less to feed the family for Thanksgiving.

Turkey Dinner Just Went Up 4% - Vimarsana News

Turkey Dinner Just Went Up 4%

Area residents who are heading to the grocery store this weekend to stock up for next week's big feast will be pleased to hear they may actually be pa

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Thanksgiving meal costs expected to drop from record-highs of 2022 - Vimarsana News

Thanksgiving meal costs expected to drop from record-highs of 2022

The American Farm Bureau Federation's 38th annual Thanksgiving survey, released on Wednesday, says the average 10-person Thanksgiving meal will cost $61.17, or just under $6.20 per person. It's a 4.5% decrease from 2022's record high of $64.05, thanks in part to a decrease in the price of turkey.

Farm Bureau Survey: Midwest has lowest cost for Thanksgiving meal - Vimarsana News

Farm Bureau Survey: Midwest has lowest cost for Thanksgiving meal

The American Farm Bureau Federation reports the average cost of this year’s Thanksgiving meal for 10 is $61.17, a 4.5% decrease from last year. However, the cost is still 25%