Many Farmers Say 2019 Their Toughest Year Ever
Horrible spring weather and a trade war have made 2019 a rough year on Iowa farmers.
Ag News
Iowa DNR Investigates Dubuque County Fish Kill
Nearly 240 fish were found dead in an unnamed tributary that feeds into the Little Maquoketa River near Peosta.
Interception of Large Shipment of Illegal Pork Products
prevention of the spread of African swine fever a “top priority.”
Statewide Average Decrease of Cropland Values
Farmland values, so far, have been thought to be the positive in the farm economy,
During 2018, more than 100 countries imported U.S. pork.
U.S. pork and pork variety meat exports totaled 5.37 billion pounds, unchanged from 2017
Year-Round Sales of E15 Proposal
EPA is working to propose and finalize these changes by the summer driving season
Farmers should be Leading the Discussion on Sustainability
Allies of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are starting to reach out to agriculture experts to discuss the proposed legislation.
Sales of Ag Tractors and Combines Remained in the Plus Column
“We’re encouraged that USDA estimates farm income is expected to increase slightly in 2019 after last year’s declines,”
New Market of Lab-Grown Meat.
animal cells to mimic traditional chicken, pork, beef, and fish
Remove the Gray Wolf from the Endangered Species List
Populations have far surpassed the recovery thresholds set for by recovery plans