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Olivia Cohen Environmental News Jan. 13, 2025 10:18 am237d ago
Individuals, nonprofits, governments increasingly work together to achieve goals
Jared Strong Crime & Courts Jan. 15, 2025 12:19 pm235d ago
DNA tests revealed that two West Branch cattle farmers put forth an impostor Wagyu bull for breeding. The whereabouts of the original, prized bull are unknown.
By Jeff Beach - North Dakota Monitor Agriculture Jan. 10, 2025 10:26 am240d ago
In North Dakota, under a process called amalgamation, if 60 percent of the landowners in a proposed carbon dioxide underground storage area agree to the plan, the state can force the other 40 percent to comply.
Jared Strong Agriculture Jan. 12, 2025 10:04 pm238d ago
Legislation that has the potential to protect the ag chemical company Bayer from Iowa lawsuits related to its weed killer Roundup is likely to be considered again in this upcoming legislative session.
By Cami Koons, - Iowa Capital Dispatch Agriculture Jan. 8, 2025 4:14 pm242d ago
USDA last updated this survey in 2014 and found nearly 40 percent of farmland in the U.S. was either rented or leased, that the average age of the nation’s 1.4 million “principal landlords” was 67 years old and that 9 percent of farmland in the Midwest region was expected to transfer ownership in the subsequent five years.
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
Agriculture Jan. 8, 2025 7:27 am243d ago
Monday was also the first day out of a job for 112 workers at John Deere Waterloo Works after the layoffs announced in December.
Environmental News Jan. 9, 2025 10:26 am241d ago
Heartland’s “aggressive goals” include implementing more edge-of-field practices, more cover crops and bolstering community engagement.
By MIKE STOBBE - AP Medical Writer
Health Care and Medicine Jan. 6, 2025 5:39 pm244d ago
Health officials have said the person was older than 65, had underlying medical problems and had been in contact with sick and dead birds in a backyard flock. They also said a genetic analysis had suggested the bird flu virus had mutated inside the patient, which could have led to the more severe illness.
Agriculture Jan. 7, 2025 7:25 am244d ago
The detection of avian flu in the flock of 60 chickens, ducks and geese was the first in three weeks in domestic birds in Iowa. Meanwhile, a Louisiana resident who was infected has died.
By Joshua Haiar - South Dakota Searchlight
News Jan. 6, 2025 8:00 am245d ago
But the state regulator states: ‘“I am an elected Public Utilities Commissioner and will carry out my duties as such. I do not have a legal conflict.”
By Joshua Haiar - South Dakota Searchlight
Energy Dec. 30, 2024 1:41 pm251d ago
Fees for the state’s regulators to analyze proposed routes could hit nearly $1.47M
By Emily Haavik, - APM Reports
Agriculture Jan. 6, 2025 2:06 pm244d ago
Government officials across the Midwest face pressure to address high levels of nitrate pollution in water. In Iowa, saturated buffers — installed with taxpayer money — are being promoted by the state. But research and records show the state’s saturated buffers aren’t as effective as promised.
Environmental News Dec. 30, 2024 8:28 am252d ago
Growing up in Iowa during the 1980s farm crisis, Wendy Johnson didn’t see a future for herself in agriculture. But nearly 20 years after moving to Los Angeles to work in the fashion industry, she found herself being pulled back to her farming roots.
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