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Iowa FFA member receives national award

Iowa FFA member receives national award

At this year’s National FFA Convention, an Iowa FFA member was recognized for going above and beyond in their agriscience research. Tessa Tauke, from the Beckman Catholic FFA Chapter in Dyersville, Iowa, was named as this year’s National FFA American Star Award Winner in Agriscience. Tauke said she has conducted several projects on a variety of issues she encountered on her family’s farm. Tauke said she was able to tackle increasingly challenging topics over the years of her projects. Tauke,...

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South American Weather and Crop Update (10-14-26)

South American Weather and Crop Update (10-14-26)

As harvest continues in the United States, farmers in Brazil and Argentina are planting for the next crop season. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride gave an update on the latest weather conditions in South America. McBride said planting progress in Brazil is...

Soybean checkoff looks ahead after 35 years

Soybean checkoff looks ahead after 35 years

With tight margins continuing to squeeze farm budgets, soybean producers are scrutinizing every dollar they spend. That includes their investments in the soybean checkoff, which has spent the past 35 years developing markets and creating additional demand for American...

Harvest pace per USDA Mid-October progress report

Harvest pace per USDA Mid-October progress report

Despite the slower than usual pace of harvest for parts of the Midwest and Corn Belt, including Iowa, other regions of the country have made substantial progress. How are major row crops coming along with their harvest progress as October approaches its midway point?...

AFBF encouraged by progress on Renewable Fuel Standard

AFBF encouraged by progress on Renewable Fuel Standard

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin was in Peosta, Iowa, today to announce a draft rule to reallocate renewable fuel volumes lost through small refinery exemptions. The rule would provide 100 percent reallocation of the renewable fuel volume...

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More farmers using drones than ever

More farmers using drones than ever

Just a few years ago, drones were a novelty in the agricultural world. Today they are being used in ever increasing numbers and are becoming a major part of farming operations across the country. Bernt Nelson, an economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation,...