(Radio Iowa) – The Dubuque City Council passed an ordinance Monday against feeding or harassing bears. During discussion of the ordinance, the D-N-R's Ross Ellingson
Wet conditions kept some farmers out of the fields last week, while others were able to get plenty of planting done. Radio Iowa's Dar Danielson
(Radio Iowa) – One month after the Trump administration announced sweeping tariffs on imports to the U-S, the pork and soybean industries are closely watching
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa State University will begin offering the state's first four-year degree in digital and precision agriculture this fall. I-S-U associate provost Ann
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is using a mix of conventional and modern methods as it tries to figure out why
(Wiota, Iowa) – Members of the Cass County Cattlemen’s organization have selected 2025 Royalty. Officials report their selection was made April 22nd, at the Wiota
(Radio Iowa) – A contract botanist from northeast Iowa who says he’s eaten more than a hundred species of wild Iowa mushrooms says he wants
Cass County: Corn $4.47 Beans $9.97 Adair County: Corn $4.44 Beans $10.00 Adams County: Corn $4.44 Beans $9.96 Audubon County: Corn $4.46 Beans $9.99 East
(Radio Iowa) – Green sprouts from the corn and soybeans Iowa farmers planted in mid-April are starting to emerge from the soil, but many farmers
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa D-N-R says its spring efforts to collect walleye eggs to raise the next generation of fish was one of the
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship awarded nearly two-point-seven (2.7) million dollars in its latest round of matching grants for14
(Atlantic, Iowa) – Local Trees Forever spokesperson Dolly Bergmann has announced spring tree vouchers are available through the Trees Forever program, beginning May 1st. Bergmann
