With harvest underway in the heat, Iowa farmers are on guard for field fires
A week ago, heavy rains caused delays for many Iowa farmers who were eager to get to work on the harvest but the soil was
A week ago, heavy rains caused delays for many Iowa farmers who were eager to get to work on the harvest but the soil was
With sunny skies and unseasonably high temperatures in the 70s and 80s in the forecast, it might be the ideal time to hop in the
Many farmers in northwest Iowa are wrapping up their first full week of the harvest with dry, warm conditions, as the rains finally stopped last
We hear about all sorts of surveys the Iowa Department of Natural Resources conducts every year to keep track of populations of various native creatures

Walnuts and some sugar maple are starting to turn yellow/orange in northeast Iowa. Virginia creeper and sumac are red. Rain and wind have knocked some leaves
Tuesday, farmers received welcome news on diesel price relief as harvest kicks off this week across the state. The actions allow farmers to use non-taxed,
Iowa farmers interested in starting, expanding or diversifying a livestock operation can explore emerging production opportunities at the Coalition to Support Iowa’s Farmers (CSIF) twenty-first annual

Today: Patchy fog before 8am. Otherwise, sunny, with a high near 79. Calm wind becoming north 5 to 8 mph in the morning. Tonight: Partly
A northwest Iowa organization that treats sick, injured or orphaned wildlife has launched an “Eagle Legacy” campaign. Gretchen Gondeck is a spokesperson for the Forever
The harvest didn’t advance much last week as farmers waited for the fields to dry out. The U-S-D-A report shows only one day suitable for
Governor Reynolds has issued a proclamation that follows President Trump’s executive order to suspend penalties for the use of tax-exempt diesel on public roads. The
The U-S Department of Agriculture is launching an initiative focused on seed collections in the United States, to ultimately help researchers develop crops that are