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Yields in southern Iowa looked good despite late planting

By Dar Danielson (Radio Iowa) The southern part of the state took a little longer to finish up the harvest this year compared to the north. Iowa State Extension field agronomist, Aaron Saeugling covers the…
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Iowa open enrollment law sees big changes in school transportation limits

By Dar Danielson (Radio Iowa) The Iowa Board of Education has approved updated rules for school open enrollment to comply with changes made by the Iowa Legislature. Department of Education attorney Thomas Mayes says a…
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Water Summary Update: Drought conditions improve with above-average rainfall

DES MOINES – After a very dry September and October, above-average rainfall in November improved drought conditions for most of the state, according to the latest Water Summary Update. November’s preliminary statewide precipitation was 3.25…
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Report: Iowa’s vanishing wetlands offer very valuable flood protection

By Matt Kelley (Radio Iowa) Wetlands in Iowa help prevent nearly $500-million in flood damage every year, according to a new report from the Union of Concerned Scientists. Report author Stacy Woods says wetlands are…
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Iowa fall months end up being in the top ten for warmth

By Dar Danielson (Radio Iowa) State Climatologist Justin Glisan says this fall is going down among the warmest we’ve ever seen in Iowa. “Over four degrees above average for meteorological fall, September, October, November, so…
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Secretary Naig Opens Sign-Up for Crop Insurance Discount Program

DES MOINES -- Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced that the sign-up for the state’s Crop Insurance Discount Program is now open and available. Farmers who planted cover crops this fall can apply for…
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Iowa’s busiest deer seasons are almost here

DES MOINES -- Iowa’s most popular deer hunting seasons are just around the corner, when roughly 100,000 hunters take to the timber for the long-awaited gun seasons. Iowa’s first gun season is Dec. 7-11. Second…
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Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report

DES MOINES -- Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig commented on the Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. The report is released weekly April through November. Additionally,…
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Iowa Supreme Court rules carbon pipeline surveyors can access private land

By Dar Danielson (Radio Iowa) The Iowa Supreme Court has upheld a ruling that allows surveyors for a carbon pipeline company onto the land of a Hardin County man, Kent Kasischke argued that allowing surveyors…
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Increased Law Enforcement Presence Expected on Iowa Roadways During Thanksgiving Holiday

DES MOINES -- The Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau (GTSB) is teaming up with law enforcement agencies across Iowa to promote road safety during the Thanksgiving holiday season. Drivers can expect to see increased police presence…
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