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2026 Farm Science Review to showcase the latest ag technology and innovation for farmers
This year’s Farm Science Review is giving farmers a firsthand look at the newest innovations in agriculture. Show manager Nick Zachrich says attendees will have an opportunity to discuss how
Iowa poet morphs her atypical epic poem into debut novel, ‘Canon’
A University of Iowa poet and creative writing professor will be in central Iowa tomorrow to promote her debut novel, which reimagines the definition of an epic poem. Paige Lewis
Dordt Pumpkin Patch Opens North of Sioux Center, Continuing Harvest Tradition
Dordt University’s pumpkin patch is open north of Sioux Center, continuing a community harvest tradition that stretches from summer sweet corn to fall pumpkins. A large metal “Pumpkin Patch” sign
Prosecutor says he’ll hold second trial in Sioux City cold case murder
The Woodbury County Attorney plans another trial in a Sioux City cold case that ended with the jury unable to reach a decision. County Attorney James Loomis says he will
Iowa DNR finalizes public land trail cam ban, goes into effect February 1, 2027
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South Dakota sees uptick in HPAI cases as fall migration begins
Highly pathogenic avian influenza cases are increasing in South Dakota as the fall migration continues. State veterinarian Dr. Mendel Miller says there have been at least six confirmations since the
Soaring transportation expenses are putting additional financial pressure on cattle producers
An ag economist says soaring transportation costs are adding to financial pressure for cattle producers. Josh Maples with Mississippi State University Extension says the increase comes at a particularly difficult time
Wet September threatens to delay harvest in Iowa
A potentially historic stretch of wet weather is expected to set harvest back in Iowa. Iowa State University Extension field agronomist Angie Rieck-Hinz covers the north-central part of the state
Harvest faces delays following rain across Minnesota
Recent rain is expected to stunt harvest activity across parts of Minnesota. Brad Finstad and his family grow corn and soybeans near New Ulm in the south-central part of the
Eastern Missouri corn yields variable as harvest progresses
A farmer in eastern Missouri says corn harvest is on hold due to the weekend rains, but the crop is variable. Jim Boerding in St. Charles County says some fields
