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Late fall rain quenches thirsty cover crops
Iowa farmers who seeded cover crops this fall may have to wait until spring before seeing their fields carpeted in green, as ...
Recent rainfall brings relief, prepares Iowa soils for spring growth
THIS WEEK’S HEAVY RAINFALL IN IOWA HAS PROVIDED VITAL MOISTURE FOR FARMERS AFTER A VERY DRY OCTOBER. HOWEVER, THIS ALSO ...
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New Antidumping Duty and Countervailing Duty Petitions on Overhead Door Counterbalance Torsion Springs From China and India
On October 29, 2024, a group of three U.S. manufacturers filed antidumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) petitions on overhead ...
La Niña, the climate pattern, is almost fully formed. Should Iowa expect a colder winter?
La Niña's influence is most impactful in northern and southern states, so what does that mean for winter weather in Iowa?
The Gazette25d
Drought descends on Iowa despite the wet spring
Drought conditions are continuing to spread in Iowa, despite this year starting as the ninth wettest year on record after an unusually rainy spring. “If we hadn’t received the rainfall ...
94-year-old Iowa woman retires after 75 years on the job
An Iowa woman has announced her retirement after more than 70 years on the job. 94-year-old Ann Schroeder says she's retiring from a bookkeeping job that she's held for more than seven decades.
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Low River Levels Could Pose Problem for Fish in Iowa
River levels across Iowa have dropped significantly since the heavy rains this spring, and low levels could pose a problem for fish this winter ...
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Low water levels raise concern about winter impact on fish
River and stream flows have dropped as the wet spring turned to a dry fall, which raises some concerns for fish. DNR fisheries biologist Scott Grummer works in north-central Iowa. “We’re starting to ...