Local, State & Ag News
Make the most out of soybean moisture this fall
A soybean extension specialist with the University of Minnesota says prioritizing soybean moisture levels during harvest could help growers’ bottom lines. During a recent Science for Success webinar, Dr. Seth
Economist warns of growing uncertainty in ag policy
An economist says today’s agriculture policy isn’t built for the future of the industry. Brad Lubben with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln says while there’ve been necessary updates to the
Iowa teacher says classics like ‘The Odyssey’ are relevant today
An Iowa teacher who includes “The Odyssey” as required reading in her World Literature class says she’s excited to hear her students’ reactions to the blockbuster movie of the summer.
Garretson Woman Accused of taking more than $20,000 from Dependent Adult
(KIWA) — A Garretson, South Dakota woman faces two felony charges after authorities say suspicious banking activity included nearly $16,000 in withdrawals and fees at Grand Falls Casino near Larchwood.
Greater Siouxland Programs Seek Volunteers to Connect Youth and Seniors
Companion Programs of Greater Siouxland, designed to support local students and homebound seniors, is actively seeking new volunteers as they look to expand their presence across nine counties. Heidi Suah,
The summer of sardines
One of the biggest healthy food trends in the last few years has been tinned fish. That could be oily fish, which are high in Omega 3s like sardines, mackerel,
Travis Kooima Appointed to Hull City Council, Outlines Vision for Community Growth
Local leadership in Hull is stepping into a new chapter following the recent appointment of long-time resident Travis Kooima to the Hull City Council. Kooima, who serves as a Co-Activities
UI energy expert: Gas prices could stay sky high into December
The words “oil crisis” bring the 1970s to mind for many of us, but a University of Iowa energy historian says America is in another oil crisis right now. UI
Sorghum: a solution
Monty Christian with Texas Tech University says he expects U.S. sorghum acreage to grow as more farmers see its benefits. He tells Brownfield sorghum is a great rotation crop, shows
Ag economist says heifer retention increases, but cattle herd expansion remains uncertain
An ag economist says there’s still no clear signs of expansion in the cattle herd. Josh Maples with Mississippi State University Extension says heifers held back for beef cow replacement were up 3 percent in
