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Nominations open for the 2026 Iowa Agribusiness Impact Award

Nominations open for the 2026 Iowa Agribusiness Impact Award

The Agribusiness Association of Iowa (AAI) is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Iowa Agribusiness Impact Award, which recognizes individuals, businesses, or initiatives making a meaningful and lasting impact on Iowa’s agricultural economy, rural communities, or the broader food and ag system. Nominations are open through Sept. 1, 2026. Award recipients will be honored at the Agribusiness Showcase and Conference, to be held Feb. 9–10, 2027 at the Meadows Conference Center in Altoona, Iowa....

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Farmers need Congress to act and extend tax provisions

Farmers need Congress to act and extend tax provisions

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is set to expire at the end of 2025. If it’s not renewed, farmers and ranchers will face significant tax hikes. Samantha Ayoub, an associate economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation, said farmers will be put at risk if those...

GROWMARK upgrades fertilizer terminal to boost efficiency

GROWMARK upgrades fertilizer terminal to boost efficiency

As fertilizer demand ramps up during the spring planting season, GROWMARK has completed major upgrades to its St. Louis dry fertilizer terminal aimed at improving speed and flow for truck shipments. Terminal Manager Jordan Flurke said the original facility, built in...

NPB kicking off its national swine health strategy at WPX

NPB kicking off its national swine health strategy at WPX

At World Pork Expo 2025 the National Pork Board is kicking off its national swine health strategy. The initiative is a collaborative effort between the NPB and pork producers in which the NPB is gathering input from producers about their biggest swine health...

Norbrook offering antibiotic to target swine respiratory diseases

Norbrook offering antibiotic to target swine respiratory diseases

One of the most pressing health challenges in today’s swine industry is respiratory disease, as outbreaks are increasing in frequency and severity. Of course, vaccination is the primary method to control and prevent respiratory diseases, but when that doesn’t work,...

U.S. Export Sales Report (6-5-25)

U.S. Export Sales Report (6-5-25)

Ahead of next week’s World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report, the export sales are almost lined right up with where they should be. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride said corn sales had another good report this week. At this point, the...

World Pork Expo panel discusses pork industry’s policy goals

World Pork Expo panel discusses pork industry’s policy goals

At the 2025 World Pork Expo, leaders from the National Pork Producers Council delivered a clear message: the pork industry’s future will be strengthened by a united, proactive approach to advocacy. NPPC leaders outlined how a comprehensive, coordinated strategy is...

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Consumers shrug off high beef prices

Consumers shrug off high beef prices

When retail prices for any product reach record-high levels, the demand usually plummets quickly. U.S. beef appears to be the exception to the basic rule of economics. Retail grocery store prices for beef skyrocketed and show no signs of descending. But demand hasn’t...

Cattle industry monitoring human screwworm case

Cattle industry monitoring human screwworm case

A human case of New World screwworm was reported by the Centers for Disease Control after being discovered earlier this month. Colin Woodall, CEO of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, said the cattle industry will monitor the situation, but this isn’t a risk...