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Feenstra says year-round E15 has strong bipartisan support

Feenstra says year-round E15 has strong bipartisan support

On Wednesday, the U.S. House of Representatives was able to pass legislation that would allow E15 to permanently be sold year-round. By unleashing ethanol production, demand for corn can increase, fuel prices can go down, and America can become more energy independent. Iowa Congressman Randy Feenstra, who earlier this year was appointed to serve as co-chair of the E15 Rural Domestic Energy Council, said this legislation has been in the works for a long time. While the bill passed narrowly on a...

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Farmers can’t afford all the fertilizer they need this spring

Farmers can’t afford all the fertilizer they need this spring

A new American Farm Bureau survey shows a large majority of farmers can’t afford enough fertilizer this year amid skyrocketing prices. Nearly half of Midwest farmers say they can’t afford all the fertilizer they need this year. Almost 70 percent in the Northeast and...

The search for Iowa’s Best Breaded Pork Tenderloin starts now

The search for Iowa’s Best Breaded Pork Tenderloin starts now

Got a go-to spot for a can’t-miss breaded pork tenderloin? Or better yet, does your restaurant serve one worth bragging about? Either way, it’s time to step up. The Iowa Pork Producers Association (IPPA) is kicking off the 2026 Iowa’s Best Breaded Pork Tenderloin...

Dairy campaign targets more family use

Dairy campaign targets more family use

A new consumer campaign from Dairy Management, Inc. is designed to help families rethink the role dairy can play throughout the day. The Dairy Does More campaign is built around the idea that consumers often have blind spots when it comes to the foods they enjoy,...

Give crops a head start with a pre-emerge herbicide

Give crops a head start with a pre-emerge herbicide

As we approach the 2026 planting season, farmers need to make sure that they have their weed management plans in place. With how unpredictable every crop season can be, a flexible herbicide can make the difference between a successful or challenging crop year. Will...

When fertilizer prices climb, efficiency is the key

When fertilizer prices climb, efficiency is the key

As fertilizer prices skyrocket, farmers are researching all opportunities to apply fertilizer as efficiently as possible and receive the most bang for their buck. Dan Schulz is a vice president of sales with Ostara and provides some background of the company and...

South American Weather and Crop Update (4-14-26)

South American Weather and Crop Update (4-14-26)

The weather is drying out a bit in Brazil, which could cause concerns as the second crop corn hits the last stage of growth. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride said this will be something to watch, but this is also close to the time that Brazil experiences its...

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Findings from April Cattle on Feed Report

Findings from April Cattle on Feed Report

The Cattle on Feed Reports from USDA provide a look at the inventory of cattle in feedlots throughout the United States. The April Cattle on Feed Report shows another year over year decrease according to USDA livestock analyst Michael McConnell. McConnell points out...

AG trade deficit drops 42 percent

AG trade deficit drops 42 percent

New numbers from USDA show progress in reducing the U.S. agricultural trade deficit, but officials say there is still more work ahead to return to a long-standing trade surplus. USDA Undersecretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs Luke Lindberg says when the...