By Chris Clark MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa – Beef producers are invited to attend an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach program to learn about estrus synchronization
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Planning and Zoning Workshops for Local Officials Now Open for Registration
By Luke Seaberg, Esther Crompton AMES, Iowa – Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is offering Intro to Planning and Zoning for Local Officials workshops
Registration Is Open for March 24 Virtual Teacher License Renewal Course in Financial Security
By Carol Ehlers AMES, Iowa – Iowa K-12 teachers can improve their own personal finance skills as well as build skills in their students by
Plan Now for How to Use Your Tax Refund
AMES, Iowa – Iowans who are expecting a sizable income tax refund have choices about how to use that money, says Barb Wollan, a human
Mandi Rink Nominated for Best News Story in INA Better Newspaper Contest, More Mid-America Staffers Also Nominated
The Iowa Newspaper Association’s annual awards gala is coming up this week, on Thursday. And, once again we have a local nominee for an award
Certified Commercial Pesticide Applicator Course to be Offered
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach and Iowa Central Community College partner to provide pesticide applicator education AMES, Iowa – Iowa State University Extension and
Iowa Pork Regional Conferences to Offer Expert Insights
By Edward Lynn, Editor CLIVE, Iowa — Pork producers across the state will have an opportunity to gain expert insights and industry updates at the
Water advocates challenge DNR final decision on permit for cattle facility near Bloody Run Creek
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources issued a final action on a water-use permit to a 10,000-head cattle operation in Clayton County, following a
Gov. Reynolds Introduces Bill on Iowa Mathematics, Civics Education
By Robin Opsahl, Following a recent national assessment that found decreases in Iowa students’ mathematics scores, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced legislation Monday to help
Auditor: More Than $400K in Public Money Misspent Through State-Run Program
By Clark Kauffman, Iowa Auditor of State Rob Sand issued a report Thursday that says more than $400,000 in taxpayer money was improperly spent through
