Organic leader says “regenerative” farming has lost its meaning
The climate and conservation director for an organic farming organization says the term regenerative in farming means different things to different people. Thomas Manley with Marbleseed says the term regenerative […]
Maurice Man Arrested on Multiple Felony Charges Involving Sexual Exploitation of a Minor
A Maurice man has been arrested on multiple felony charges involving sexual exploitation of a minor following an investigation by the Sioux County Sheriff’s Office. According to Sioux County arrest […]
Pump prices in Iowa rise along with fears over war with Iran
The prices at many Iowa gas stations have gone up at least a dime a gallon in the past week, as tensions rise in the Persian Gulf about a possible […]
Missouri FFA members celebrate National FFA Week at state capitol
Several Missouri FFA members are at the state capitol to celebrate National FFA Week. State FFA Officer Gage Swindler from Caldwell County tells Brownfield “there are members from Ashland, Brunswick, […]
Missouri FFA promotes ag education on give FFA day
It’s Give FFA Day and a state vice president with the Missouri FFA says it’s a time for people to invest in ag education. Maddy Rash from Dallas County tells […]
Big week for U.S. pork export sales, mostly to Mexico
U.S. pork export sales were strong during the week ending February 19th. The USDA says pork sales were larger than average, with Mexico picking up more than half of the […]
West Sioux Names Kurt Hanna as Next Superintendent
The West Sioux Community School District has selected Kurt Hanna as its next superintendent, bringing 14 years of administrative experience and a leadership approach focused on visibility, listening, and strengthening […]
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Regents president: look at efficiency before freezing tuition at Iowa universities
The president of the Board of Regents made reference to a bill in the Iowa House that would freeze tuition at the three state universities during his general remarks today. […]
Widespread drought raises concerns for 2026 crop season
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows nearly 75 percent of the country is facing drought conditions. Central Illinois Farmer Ken Franklin says the situation is dire. “Our subsoil moisture is […]