In America's heartland, Iowa stands as a testament to the successful conservation of the majestic bald eagle population in the United States. In the 38 years that I have lived in the rural area of Jones and Dubuque County, I have witnessed many bald eagles, with an increase in sightings ...
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Houser, Matthew Kaleb
A single house (in a market which is still depressed) costs as much as vast swaths of land one state over. If you’re buying property like this to hold forever, you’re getting a steady passive income for life. Farmers grew corn in Iowa in 1918 and they continue growing it to this ...
Free beer. I mean, let's keep it real. Okay. No, in all seriousness, no, that is a great question. So when I was on the farm in Northeast Iowa, we had earned awards for farmers of the year for soil and water conservation, so this is really the bread and butter ...
Iowa may not be Silicon Valley, but come on... we have tons of farmers who are, many of 'em, equipped with some amazing agriculture technology. We also have numerous John Deere plants in the state that create and produce the newest in ag tech. ...
Maybe some farmers do? Many drive a farmer FOR work. Some kids take 'em to prom... they're everywhere in the spring and fall... but no, not everyone drives a tractor TO work. Des Moines is the Only City in Iowa with Culture ...
“Are you going to hire somebody and then, what, fire them in 10 years?” he said. “You have to be careful what you spend this money on.” However, royalty payments to landowners, usually farmers or ranchers, do continue and can help them buy equipment, install irrigation or build hom...
If growers followed the adage “seeing is believing,” they’d have thrown in the farming towel years ago. There are simply too many diseases and pests lurking beneath the soil for growers to have a wait-and-see attitude. The soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is the most destructive pest soybea...
Iowa may not be Silicon Valley, but come on... we have tons of farmers who are, many of 'em, equipped with some amazing agriculture technology. We also have numerous John Deere plants in the state that create and produce the newest in ag tech. ...