Experts say keeping boots clean and minimizing interactions with other flocks are key
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Experts say keeping boots clean and minimizing interactions with other flocks are key
Fishing column: Lithium option saved the day when these fishermen found themselves dead in the water
The Northwest Iowa dairies failed to get permits for a digester and pipeline before construction began by Novilla RNG, which is building a similar facility in Winneshiek County.
A South Dakota commissioner has declined to recuse herself again from the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline permit process, potentially delaying a decision there. Litigation is pending in Iowa.
Individuals, nonprofits, governments increasingly work together to achieve goals
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.
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.
Wild Side column: But this river always is good for fishing and spending time outdoors
According to a press release from the Iowa DNR, the semi driver was headed east on the interstate and pulled over after noticing the tires were smoking.
Heartland’s “aggressive goals” include implementing more edge-of-field practices, more cover crops and bolstering community engagement.
The owner of the Iowa 80 Truckstop east of Iowa City — which bills itself as the "world's largest truckstop" — has agreed to pay about $390,000 in fines because it failed to prepare for massive fuel spills that haven't happened.
Iowa City’s Jim Larew's focus on environmental law marks a return to his youth, when modern environmentalism was born. He foresees a renaissance.
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