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Cyclone Cattle Feeder Days Held Across Iowa in August

Iowa cattle feeders are encouraged to attend one of four upcoming Cyclone Cattle Feeder Days, scheduled for Aug. 24–27 in Carroll, Monticello, Osage and Orange City.
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4th St. Diner July Menu

Everyone is WELCOME! On-Site, Carryout and Home Delivered meals are available!RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIREDWe have a limited number of seats available each day.
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Iowa State University to Host Hay Day Educational Event in Boone

Half-day program on July 13 covers plant health, unmanned aerial vehicle technology and equipment maintenance with lunch includedIowa State University Extension and Outreach and the ISU Digital Ag Innovation Lab will host the ISU Hay Day, an educational event for hay producers, at no cost.
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Iowa Drainage School Comes to Northwest Iowa in August

Three-day program offers instruction on how to properly drain soils for maximum crop production with modern methods and equipmentAMES, Iowa – The Agricultural Engineering team with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach will hold the Iowa Drainage School Aug.
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Before the Storm: A Roadmap to Safeguarding Our Communities

By Brad Zaun. SBA Regional Administrator In the quiet mornings after a storm has passed, the reality of recovery can quickly feel overwhelming. When disaster strikes, the immediate focus is survival, but the long-term fight is what truly tests a community.
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Iowa Swine Day Conference Is June 25

AMES, Iowa – Iowa Swine Day will be held Thursday, June 25, at the Gateway Hotel and Conference Center in Ames. Hosted by the Iowa Pork Industry Center at Iowa State University, the Iowa Swine Day conference is designed with swine producers in mind and offers the most current information on topics critical to today’s pork industry.
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Sec. Naig Issues Statement on USDA Confirmation of New World Screwworm in Texas

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig today issued the following statement after the United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA APHIS) confirmed a detection of the parasitic New World Screwworm in Texas:“I appreciate Secretary Rollins’ leadership and all the work her team at USDA is doing to quickly respond to this case and work to prevent the spread of the parasitic New World Screwworm fly,” said Secretary Naig.
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