Ag News
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Oct- 2026 -15 October
Ag Matters: Alfalfa Stands Worth Saving
Did dry weather leave your alfalfa yields running on empty this season? Before you hook up the disk to tear…
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14 October
Long Term Decline in Global Food Insecurity
The USDA projects that 884.4 million people across 83 developing nations will face food insecurity this year—about 19.5 percent of…
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14 October
Indy Bound
Pack your blue corduroy jackets, Iowa FFA Chapters—it’s almost time to head east on I-80! 🚜💙💛 From October 21st to…
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14 October
Choose Iowa Butchery Innovation Equipment Only Grant
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig has announced that small-scale meat processors and custom lockers can now apply for the…
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14 October
Ag Matters: Fall Migration Elevates HPAI Concerns
As fall bird migration gets underway, the USDA is warning livestock and poultry producers to remain on high alert for…
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13 October
Harvest Proclamation Extended
Governor Kim Reynolds has extended Iowa’s harvest emergency proclamation through November 7, 2026, giving farmers extra flexibility to finish hauling…
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13 October
USDA Corn Stocks Raise Questions on Livestock Feed Estimates
The USDA is re-evaluating its estimates for livestock feed consumption during the 2025–26 marketing year after recording surprisingly large grain…
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13 October
USDA Corn Yield Estimates Raised
The USDA caught grain markets off guard with its October report, bumping the national average corn yield up by nearly…
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13 October
Ag Matters: Beef Import Plan a Flop?
Plans to import 300,000 metric tons of duty-free beef were meant to ease consumer wallet pressure at the grocery store,…
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12 October
Ag Equipment Makers Face Federal Inquiry, Seed Markets Next
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Federal Trade Commission have launched a joint public inquiry into potential anticompetitive practices in…
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