Ernst Concerned About Ransom Policy

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst says she is “deeply, deeply concerned” about the direction the president is going in allowing U-S families to offer private ransom payments for relatives kidnapped overseas.

Ethanol Industry Rallies at EPA Hearing on RFS

The Environmental Protection Agency is taking public comment today in Kansas City on their RFS proposal. Over 250 Corn growers…

TPA on Way to President, Sets up TPP

Trade Promotion Authority passed in the Senate yesterday and is now on its way to the President’s desk for his…

Nitrogen Losses Showing Up in Wet Corn Fields

Corn fields with excessive moisture from recent heavy rains are experiencing nitrogen fertilizer losses. Pioneer Agronomist Curt Hoffbeck says it’s…

Poultry Industry Watching for Bird Flu Cuts in Budget

Iowa Poultry Association leaders are keeping a close eye on federal lawmakers as they consider USDA spending cuts. One proposal…

NFU Opposes Merger Deal in Food Industry

A court has granted an injunction blocking SYSCO from buying U.S. Foods for fear it will reduce competition among food…

Rail Line Decision Delayed

The South Dakota Rail Board has delayed any action on the Napa to Platte rail line for several months.

Revision Of Implied Consent Needed

The rules on implied consent in South Dakota may need a major revision.

Twins Win Battle Of Aces

Phil Hughes tossed eight strong innings and the Minnesota Twins beat Chris Sale for the third time this season, overcoming 10 more strikeouts by the Chicago White Sox ace in a 6-1 victory Wednesday.

Big Inning Spurs Royals

Mike Moustakas hit a two-run home run and Omar Infante had a three-run double in a seven-run fourth inning and the Kansas City Royals beat the Seattle Mariners 8-2 on Wednesday night.