An eastern Iowa farmer says he’s gearing up for the winter calving season. “In about 10 day is our first due date,” said Lance Lillibridge of Vinton. Lillibridge says frigid temperatures are always the biggest challenge. “It’s probably going to be cold and miserable since we’ve had such a pleasant fall and beginning of winter. […]
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