Families will pay nearly the same as last year for a Fourth of July cookout, according to the American Farm Bureau’s (AFBF) ...

A boom in Brazilian ethanol production is reshaping the country’s corn market as domestic consumption rises, shifting Brazil’s role on the global stage. Brazil is increasingly embracing corn as a key ...

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Widespread rain across the state has blessed thirsty fields in southern and western Iowa, nourished central Iowa crops but ...

Improved crop genetics have made the old adage “knee-high by the Fourth of July” obsolete for several decades now. Somehow, other measurements like chest-high or head-high aren’t quite as catchy. Plus ...

Iowa poultry producers have completed the second highest number of biosecurity assessments in the country as part of the USDA’s efforts to combat highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), the U.S.

Inflation, interest rates, high input costs and emerging threats challenge farmers’ ability to stay profitable. U.S. farmers are navigating a complex economic landscape, marked by challenges such as ...

As Iowans prepare for Independence Day celebrations, new data from the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) shows the ...

If you’ve seen the news in Central Iowa, you’ve heard about the nitrate levels in the Des Moines and Raccoon rivers and the treatment challenges it’s creating for Central Iowa Water Works. This is a ...

For Jeremy Gustafson, fighting to protect Iowa’s precious soil and water is more than just advocating for proper land ...

These leaders, along with the full committee, are responsible for planning the Iowa Farm Bureau Young Farmer annual ...