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USDA grants will support healthy soil practices on Iowa farms - Vimarsana News

USDA grants will support healthy soil practices on Iowa farms

Two new federal grants will benefit the research and implementation of farming practices that create healthier soil, less waterway pollution and a potential new source of revenue for Iowa farmers.

Farmers fined for fertilizer creek contamination and fish kill - Vimarsana News

Farmers fined for fertilizer creek contamination and fish kill

Contaminated water from a fertilizer containment area at an eastern Iowa farm was routinely pumped into a tile drain, which poisoned a pond and more than 50,000 small fish.

State board rejects $1.5 million of grain loss claims - Vimarsana News

State board rejects $1.5 million of grain loss claims

The Iowa Grain Indemnity Fund Board rejected nearly $1.5 million worth of claims from people who sold grain to a now-defunct soybean dealer.

Ethanol advocates again warn of lower Iowa corn prices without pipelines - Vimarsana News

Ethanol advocates again warn of lower Iowa corn prices without pipelines

By Jared Strong, Iowa Capital Dispatch Income for Iowa farmers might decline $1.1 billion per year if the state’s ethanol plants are unable to capture and sequester their carbon dioxide with the help of proposed pipelines to transport it, according to a study commissioned by the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association. The study — by Decision Innovation Solutions of Urbandale — predicts that three-quarters of ethanol production in Iowa would leave …

Key GOP lawmaker has 'high expectations' of Iowa House pipeline vote, but unsure of Senate fate – Charles City Press - Vimarsana News

Key GOP lawmaker has 'high expectations' of Iowa House pipeline vote, but unsure of Senate fate – Charles City Press

By Jared Strong, Iowa Capital Dispatch The leading legislative advocate for a bill that would impose new restrictions on proposed carbon dioxide pipelines is optimistic that the Iowa House will vote on it before an upcoming deadline, but he is reticent about its future beyond that. “I have high expectations that this legislation will come to the floor of the House before our funnel deadline,” said Rep. Steven Holt, R-Denison, …