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Bill Northey keeps pledge
March 31, 2017 Bill Northey, Iowa’s secretary of agriculture, long ago pledged to visit all 99 Iowa counties each year to meet with Iowans to discuss the future of agriculture. more »»
Help celebrate National Ag Week
March 24, 2017 After an at times trying winter, spring is about to arrive. As another growing season approaches, this week has been set as National Ag Week by the Agriculture Council of Americ. more »»
It’s time for artists to submit work
March 15, 2017 The search for artists to be honored in the sixth annual “Celebration of Iowa: Agriculture Art Exhibition” competition is underway. more »»
Time to act on voters’ mandate
March 10, 2017 In 2010, Iowa voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment creating Iowa’s Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund. more »»
Time to submit nominations
March 3, 2017 Iowans have long understood the importance of soil and water conservation. more »»
Enjoy Ag Progress edition 2017
February 24, 2017 As the holiday season draws to a close each year, the writing staff at Farm News embarks on a challenging adventure — producing a comprehensive look at how a wide array of developments in our region... more »»
It’s FFA Week all across America
February 15, 2017 FFA was established in 1928 as Future Farmers of America. It was renamed the National FFA Organization in 1988 to reflect the rapid changes and greater employment diversity in agricultur. more »»
TPP pact is dead
February 10, 2017 Among the first actions President Donald Trump took was to officially kill U.S. participation in the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact. more »»
USDA helps America build for tomorrow
February 3, 2017 People who don’t plan for the future are less likely to be successful long-term than are those who do. With that in mind, the U.S. more »»
Corn still fuels Iowa’s economy
January 27, 2017 Corn production has been a key factor in the Iowa economy for more than 150 years. The state’s 21st-century economy is characterized by increasing diversit. more »»
Branstad announces final agenda
January 19, 2017 Gov. Terry Branstad announced Jan 10 in his Condition of the State address — delivered at a joint session of the Legislature — a sensible plan of action for 2107. more »»
Iowa’s rural economy remains strong
January 13, 2017 In the 21st century, Iowa’s economy is becoming more diversified. By any measure, however, the agricultural sector is at the heart of what keeps the Hawkeye State prosperous. more »»
USDA report shows progress
January 6, 2017 There’s good news in an annual report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service in mid-November — Rural America at a Glance, 2016 Edition. more »»
Reflecting on 2016
December 30, 2016 Soon, 2016 will be in the record books. That makes today an especially good time to reflect on the year that is about to end. more »»
Mike Sexton moves up in Des Moines
December 23, 2016 State Rep. Mike Sexton will be in a key leadership role in the Iowa House of Representatives when lawmakers return to the Capitol in January for the new legislative session. more »»
Iowa’s loss a plus for the nation
December 16, 2016 President-elect Donald Trump vowed during the campaign that his administration would make closing the U.S. trade deficit with China a top priority. more »»
Gov. Branstad has an opportunity
December 2, 2016 Six years ago, Iowa voters brought Terry Branstad, then already a four-term former governor, out of retirement because the Hawkeye State faced woes so severe that a proven leader was needed in the... more »»
Barns symbolize Iowa’s farm heritage
November 18, 2016 Iowa’s rural landscape has changed dramatically as farming has become less labor intensive in the last century. more »»
Today we pay honor to our veterans
November 11, 2016 More than nine decades have passed since the guns fell silent in the war then known as the Great War — the one we now call World War I. more »»
Let’s keep Steve King in Congress
November 3, 2016 The 50 American states send 435 men and women to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives. Most of them are little-known to anyone who doesn’t live in the district that sent them to Washington. more »» |
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