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Farm Progress Show Brings $31 Million to Iowa & Illinois Annually - Vimarsana News

Farm Progress Show Brings $31 Million to Iowa & Illinois Annually

Farm Progress Show Drives $31 Million in Economic Impact annually to its host communities in Boone, Iowa, and Decatur, Illinois.

Source: wdbqam.com
Farm Progress Show Brings $31 Million to Iowa & Illinois Annually - Vimarsana News

Farm Progress Show Brings $31 Million to Iowa & Illinois Annually

Farm Progress Show Drives $31 Million in Economic Impact annually to its host communities in Boone, Iowa, and Decatur, Illinois.

Farm Progress America, October 14, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Farm Progress America, October 14, 2022

Max Armstrong looks at the work ahead for lawmakers with a new farm bill on tap.

Paving roads with soybeans — the future of asphalt - Vimarsana News

Paving roads with soybeans — the future of asphalt

Soybeans can be used for many things. The versatile bean produces everything from healthy cooking oils to sustainable fuel, household products and animal feed. That list is about to get longer if the Iowa Soybean Association and Iowa State University (ISU) are successful in helping soybean asphalt become a viable option for road construction and maintenance. Farmers attending the 2022 Farm Progress Show at Boone, Iowa, caught a glimpse of the potential future of pavement when they visited the show's Varied Industries Tent, which featured a 42,560 sq. ft soybean asphalt base. This Farm Pro...

Farmers react to recommendation on overtime - Vimarsana News

Farmers react to recommendation on overtime

HERKIMER COUNTY, NY (WKTV) - Farmers face higher costs for fuel, fertilizers and equipment than they did one year ago, and soon they could face a brutal hike in payroll

Source: wktv.com