Iowa experienced a record high of 219 bu/ac, an 4.3% increase from October 2025. Iowa’s corn yield is increasing by nearly ...
October soybean meal futures initially dropped $4.3/ton to $363.3/ton before eventually climbing to $369.9/ton. December and ...
Iowa Farm Bureau, a lead sponsor of America’s Harvest Festival celebrating America250, will bring its “Roots of Freedom” ...
Communication with crop in­surance agents is crucial for farmers who encounter soybean and corn quality issues during harvest ...
One silver lining about near-record rainfall throughout Iowa during September is that it resulted in ample moisture for cover ...
U.S. Agriculture Secre­tary Brooke Rollins visited Iowa last week to launch the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Seed ...
U.S. hog farmers are facing tighter margins this fall even as the national breeding herd shrinks, according to Bernt Nelson, ...
Gardeners don’t need to rake every leaf this fall. A more selective approach is often better for plants, wildlife, soil ...
State and federal orders is­sued last week are giving Iowa farmers economic relief by temporarily allowing the use of ...
Welcome to Episode 227 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. Why does Iowa grow so much corn and so many soybeans? The answer ...
Johnson County Farm Bureau Board members Steve and Amy Swenka and Norman Ziskovsky volunteered with Iowa Farm Bureau on Oct.
Warren County is reminding local families that enrollment for the 2026-2027 4-H and Clover Kids program year is now open.