Some researchers and entrepreneurs think electric tractors will be ideal for small farmers who care about sustainability and want to market their products that way.
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Some researchers and entrepreneurs think electric tractors will be ideal for small farmers who care about sustainability and want to market their products that way.
In his role with the Sierra Club’s Iowa City Chapter, Tom Carsner has spent a lot of time in recent months thinking and talking about the ways the federal government incentivizes energy efficiency.
In 2010, there were fewer than 50 craft distilleries across the country. Today, Cedar Ridge is leading the way among more than 2,200.
Two friends launch a deranged Belle Plaine tradition that has grown out of a love for Halloween.
The Gazette’s Business Notes is a compendium of the week’s promotions, new hires, certifications, added business lines and business events, among other items, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City and the rest of the Corridor.
A program called FarmBeats helps highlight the intersection of tech and agriculture
Amanda Dee’s specialty is doing weddings and portraits. She serves hundreds of clients, mostly in the Corridor area of Cedar Rapids to Iowa City, with many coming back year after year. A Kiva microloan helped her with equipment upgrades.
The company wouldn't give a number of stores that are closing, but the bulk of the closures appear to be in the U.S. and Canada
Mediaverse is a place for filmmakers to get their projects created. The space and crew’s time can be rented, but mostly, they work together and with other filmmakers to improve their skills, lend their expertise and create.
After months of no detections, Iowa wildlife officials have seen an uptick in cases of avian influenza this month. Most recently, bird flu was confirmed in Canada geese at two locations in Dubuque County.
A U.K. agency arrested a man in his 40s in West Sussex, a county in the south of England, on suspicion of offenses under the U.K.’s Computer Misuse Act.
In what they are calling a “two-birds-one-stone” approach, researchers at Iowa State University have been exploring whether filling abandoned fossil fuel wells with a “bio-oil” produced from organic material could remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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