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Farmers finding ROI in PFR

The president of Beck’s Hybrids says their company is aimed at helping farmers spend more wisely.             Scott Beck says the company’s PFR Proven research program brings field-tested returns on a farmer’s investment. “We’re farmers at heart, so we’re always ...
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Ernst says farm bill is needed this year

U.S. Senator Joni Ernst says the timeline for Congress to move forward on a so-called “skinny” farm bill is up in the air. “That’s yet to be determined but I know Senator Boozman really wants to get this over ...
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Urban 4-H membership continues to increase in Iowa

The executive director of the Iowa 4-H Foundation says there’s been an uptick in 4-H membership in the state’s urban areas. Emily Saveraid says 4-H is for everyone. “Whatever your interest is, you can find it in 4-H. As ...
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Cautious optimism for Iowa’s corn, soybean crops

Iowa’s Ag Secretary says he’s cautiously optimistic about crop conditions across the state. Mike Naig tells Brownfield, “Generally, folks are saying the crop is phenomenal and looks great. But agronomists are telling me there’s some effect of having too ...
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Zeldin covers several topics during Iowa visit

EPA administrator Lee Zeldin visited the Iowa State Fair Tuesday. Iowa Farm Bureau president Brent Johnson tells Brownfield they discussed several topics. “The need for year-round E15, and we did talk about (the) Endangered Species Act. He did have ...
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Mid-Day Market Report for August 13, 2025

Mid-Day Market Report for August 13, 2025
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Aug 13 | Closing Market Report

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Economy and uncertainty slowing climate-smart practice adoption

Many farmers are anxiously awaiting further details on the 45Z tax credits. Keith Byerly, sustainability lead with Mosaic, says that although much is still unknown about the details of the credits, they could bring added income to the farmgate. ...
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Fertilizer efficiency improves bottom line

Increasingly high fertilizer prices have farmers seeking ways to maximize the value of their input purchases.                       Kip Jacobs, regional agronomist for the eastern U.S. with Mosaic, says some biological additives can make that costly fertilizer more available for plant ...
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Naig: Poultry shows successful at state fair, no H5N1 restrictions needed

Iowa’s Ag Secretary says poultry shows and exhibits have been a success at this year’s Iowa State Fair. Mike Naig tells Brownfield he’s thankful that it’s been a very quiet year when it comes to highly pathogenic avian influenza. ...
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Maquoketa farmer wins ‘Super Bull’ contest at Iowa State Fair

An eastern Iowa cattle producer was named the winner of the 2025 Super Bull contest at the 2025 Iowa State Fair. Mark Till of Maquoketa tells Brownfield his angus bull named “Bud” weighted in at 3,110 pounds. “I bought ...
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Ernst says Prop 12 fix needed in skinny farm bill

A U.S. Senator from Iowa says many fairgoers at the 2025 Iowa State Fair have been expressing concerns about California’s Proposition 12 law. Republican Joni Ernst tells Brownfield California’s livestock confinement law has caused financial stress for U.S. producers. ...
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