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Halftime Bar & Grill named Iowa’s 2025 Best Burger

Halftime Bar & Grill named Iowa’s 2025 Best Burger

On the square in Pleasantville, Iowa, family, community, and Iowa’s best burger intersect at Halftime Bar & Grill. The Iowa Beef Industry Council and Iowa Cattlemen’s Association are proud to name Halftime Bar & Grill—and its owners, the DeHeer family—the home of Iowa’s Best Burger for 2025. COMMUNITY AND FAMILY In rural Iowa, community and family are often synonymous. That can be said for the DeHeers, owners of Halftime Bar & Grill (107 N Jefferson St, Pleasantville, IA). As we...

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Trade Commission says U.S. harmed by cheap imported fertilizer

Trade Commission says U.S. harmed by cheap imported fertilizer

The United States International Trade Commission last week determined cheap fertilizer imports may harm U.S. fertilizer producers. The commission says cheap phosphate fertilizers imported from Morocco and Russia are allegedly subsidized by their governments. As a...

Analysts curious to see how yield projections will impact WASDE

U.S. Department of Agriculture officials plan to release the August World Agricultural Supply & Demand report at 11 a.m. CT on Wednesday. Greg McBride, of Allendale, Inc, says pre-report estimates suggest higher yields. Analysts will monitor how those projections will...

Finkenauer, Axne praise WRDA passage

Finkenauer, Axne praise WRDA passage

A bipartisan bill that would invest in Iowa?s water infrastructure and improve flood protection recently received unanimous approval in the U.S. House.Late last month, the House passed the Water Resources Development Act of 2020. WRDA is the primary water...

Assessing drought stressed corn & silage

Assessing drought stressed corn & silage

With parts of Iowa experiencing extreme drought, agronomists throughout the state continue to monitor the corn crop. West-central Iowa was downgraded to extreme drought conditions in the latest U.S. Drought Monitor, impacting 12 counties. It?s the first time D3...

Corn rootworm a problem in Northwest Iowa this year and next

Corn rootworm a problem in Northwest Iowa this year and next

It is no secret that every year brings us different challenges. This year, most of Iowa is hurting for rain. So much so that the markets are paying special attention to our forecasts. However, another one of our old nemesis is showing its face through many cornfields...

Ag groups say farmers need more time to access aid

Ag groups say farmers need more time to access aid

A total of 28 agricultural organizations are asking the USDA to extend the application deadline for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP). The groups sent a letter to Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue asking that the deadline be pushed past August 28, 2020. The...

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