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Chevron’s new Iowa based tech center to drive innovation in future fuels
State and local leaders along with company leaders at Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) celebrated the grand opening of the Ames Technology Center this morning on the Chevron Renewable Energy Group (CREG) Campus. The 45,000 square foot facility, which sits on the Chevron Campus in Ames, Iowa, will expand the company’s lower carbon fuels technology development and advanced technical support capabilities by adding new analytical laboratory and R&D space, along with new offices. “It’s inspiring...
USDA sets virtual food waste reduction fair
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced an upcoming virtual event that will highlight businesses that are creating state-of-the-art technical solutions to reduce food loss and waste.The USDA is hosting its first-ever food loss and waste innovation fair on May...
Utilizing Climate FieldView Plus from Bayer
Bayer continues to expand on its digital platforms that help farmers manage their operations.FieldView Plus is developed by The Climate Corporation, which is a subsidiary of Bayer. FieldView Plus is seamless data integration and analysis for a deeper understanding of...
Belchim?s new TOUGH 5EC? is ?tough? on Iowa weeds
Weed control is a conundrum for many farmers. Weed populations, herbicide resistance, and government regulations are just a few of those worries that farmers must contend with every year. Belchim is a Belgian-based company that uses an underutilized mode of action and...
U.S., E.U. Ag groups ask for end to retaliatory tariffs
A total of 88 U.S. and European organizations representing a wide range of industries are asking for an end to trade tariffs between the U.S. and E.U. The groups sent a letter to leaders on both sides of the Atlantic asking for the permanent removal of the tariffs on...
Naig, IDALS proud to support Iowa?s local meat lockers
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig is reminding Iowans that one option to get more Iowa-grown products in their diet is to visit their local meat locker.During a recent Instagram Live session with Iowa Senator Joni Ernst, Secretary Naig highlighted some of the...
Reynolds? ethanol mandate faces difficult road
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds continues to advocate for her proposal that would increase the availability of biofuels at pumps across the state as this year?s legislative session winds down.A senate subcommittee hearing was held Thursday on the bill, which would require...
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Governor Reynolds joins midwestern governors on biofuels push
The Iowa Renewable Fuels Association called last month ?an April to remember.? We saw great strides made for biofuels, in-state, and across the nation. Last month President Biden visited Menlo, IA to announce an emergency order allowing E15 sales to be sold this...
Opening Market Podcast – Greg McBride Allendale 5-9-22
Markets are feeling some pressure as the green flag gets ready to drop on the planting season in many midwestern states. Greg McBride of Allendale visits with Dustin to see what we can expect.
Weekend Ag Matters- May 6th, 2022
In this week's episode of Weekend Ag Matters, Riley hosts and brings us the South American Weather and Crop Update, Russ offers some faith-based food for thought, and Dustin talks with his mother for a special Mother's Day segment.
Pork industry leaders educate prospective customers in Peru
U.S. pork industry leaders were in Peru last week to meet with prospective buyers and raise awareness of the attributes of U.S. pork. With support from the National Pork Board and the USDA Market Access Program, activities included a U.S. pork fabrication training...
Global fears rise over food access during Black Sea invasion
Call it a concern. Call it panic. Call it whatever you want. There is growing concern over food supplies due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The small Black Sea country is the breadbasket of Europe and is a major exporter of wheat, sunflower oil, corn, and...
