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Secretary Naig recognizes conservation leaders at 2026 Iowa Agribusiness Showcase

Secretary Naig recognizes conservation leaders at 2026 Iowa Agribusiness Showcase

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig today presented Tyson Miller and Adam Millikin with Eldon C. Stutsman Inc. and the entire team at Premier Crop Systems with the Secretary’s Ag Leader Award for Conservation. The awards recognize leaders who are helping accelerate conservation across Iowa through innovation, collaboration, and on-the-ground efforts that support farmers while protecting soil and water resources. The award presentation was made as part of the annual Iowa Agribusiness...

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Iowa ag efforts meet setbacks as policy debates continue

Iowa ag efforts meet setbacks as policy debates continue

Iowa agriculture continues to face pressure from growing production and slower demand growth, a dynamic that has weighed on commodity prices and raised broader questions about market access for farmers. Those issues were discussed earlier this week during a...

Potential ag impacts from significant winter system

Potential ag impacts from significant winter system

A winter storm is set to move across the country this week and could have adverse effects for agriculture. The storm is unique in that it is tracking farther south than would be expected at this time of the year says USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey. Southern states are...

Trump’s tariffs make a tough economy even tougher

Trump’s tariffs make a tough economy even tougher

As President Trump continues with his trade policies, farmers in Iowa are feeling the squeeze economically. It’s going to take much more than a bridge payment to make sure that family farms in Iowa are able to keep operating in the future. Iowa Farmers Union President...

Analysis shows the farm economy still needs help

Analysis shows the farm economy still needs help

While some progress has been made in stabilizing the farm economy through the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program and Emergency Commodity Assistance Program, recent numbers show that farmers still need help. Faith Parum, an economist with the American Farm Bureau...

Iowa Corn Growers furious with new development on E15

Iowa Corn Growers furious with new development on E15

The House is expected to advance a funding bill today that omits language that would allow consumers across the country to access fuels with a 15% corn ethanol blend, often referred to as E15. In response to this development, Iowa Corn Growers Association President...

Featured Conversation: ICGA addresses land use concerns

Featured Conversation: ICGA addresses land use concerns

Carbon sequestration pipelines proposed in Iowa remain a highly discussed issue, particularly as landowners raise questions about how such projects could affect farmland and property rights. While economic impacts and market access have been central to the discussion,...

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Ethanol production drops from a record high

Ethanol production drops from a record high

The Energy Information Administration said ethanol output dropped during the seven days ending on January 15. Production of the biofuel fell to an average of 1.119 million barrels a day, down from 1.196 million barrels the previous week, which was the highest level...