Ag News

Over in Dubuque, livestock exhibits are closed off from the public following a possible sick pig.

John Deere announced they are moving more of its production out of Iowa to another country.

A Midwest farmer is accused of making millions of dollars by scamming people into believing his corn and soybeans were organically grown.

An Eastern Iowa trucking company could be facing a lawsuit after alleging it has schemed to “effectively steal money from their drivers.”

But in 2022, Gevo has been in some hot water when 376,000 gallons of manure leaked from one of their manure digesters after being filled without proper permits.

During a routine inspection last November, a DNR environmental specialist, saw that Craig Benjegerdes had been overapplying manure to his fields for years.

DNR field office personnel followed the tributary upstream until they were able to trace high ammonia levels coming from a small animal feeding operation owned by Benjamin Martin.

If you are connected to agriculture in any way, you probably have known that we really want the corn to be taller than that by the Fourth of July.

Elana May Laber, a 33-year-old woman in Early, Iowa was arrested on June 30th after over 1,000 dead pigs were discovered between two consignment sites

The Iowa Supreme Court has reversed a longtime precedent that allowed landowners to sue neighboring hog farmers for causing water pollution or causing odors.