Let Kids Keep Drinking Chocolate Milk!
The government wants to get rid of chocolate milk in schools.
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Iowa Corn and Soybean Production Down in 2022
Between high input prices, transportation uncertainties, and drought, many were worried about what harvest may bring.
Bird Flu Continues To Spread A Second Time Through Iowa
It’s been less than two weeks since bird flu made its way back into Iowa flocks after we had been in the clear for months.
Iowans Shouldn’t Give Up On Monarch Butterflies Yet
If you haven't seen as many butterflies this year, you are not alone.
USDA’s New Rule Protects Iowans From Salmonella In Chicken
To help keep people safe, the USDA Food Safety Inspection Service has announced they are making efforts to reduce Salmonella illnesses.
Iowa’s Planting Season Is Still Behind Schedule
In the last week, Iowa saw severe weather with tornadoes, snow, rain, and cold conditions which limited farmers to 2.8 days that were suitable for fieldwork.
In One Week, 6.7 Million Birds Died From Bird Flu In Iowa
The virus seems to be spreading quickly. In the last week (Monday, March 28) there have been seven affected flocks with 6.7 million birds having to be put down.
NRCS Providing Iowa Farmers $2 Million in Derecho Assistance
The NRCS is helping those affected by the August 10th Derecho.
42,000+ Pounds of Beef Recalled
Impacting seven different types of products.