Agriculture
MO State Fair to operate under restricted budget
News MO State Fair to operate under restricted budget July 15, 2020 By Will Robinson Filed Under: Missouri, News The director of the Missouri State [Read More]
Articles by Voice of Muscatine Staff
Agriculture
ADC wants whole milk in schools
News ADC wants whole milk in schools July 15, 2020 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: Dairy, News The American Dairy Coalition is asking for whole [Read More]
News
Amber Alert issued for missing 10-year-old Breasia Terrell
Breasia Terrell A statewide Amber Alert was issued early today for a Davenport girl who was reportedly abducted last Friday. Davenport police say 10-year-old Breasia [Read More]
Agriculture
CFAP will expand specialty crop list again
News CFAP will expand specialty crop list again July 15, 2020 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: COVID-19, News, USDA USDA expects to make more Coronavirus [Read More]
Agriculture
China vows retaliation for Hong Kong sanctions
News China vows retaliation for Hong Kong sanctions July 15, 2020 By Julie Harker Filed Under: News China says it will retaliate against the United [Read More]
Agriculture
High unemployment rates continue to impact ag
News High unemployment rates continue to impact ag The chief economist for American Farm Bureau says more than 30 million Americans remain unemployed as the [Read More]
Agriculture
2020 Farm Science Review to go virtual
News 2020 Farm Science Review to go virtual Ohio State University’s Farm Science Review will be held virtually this year, the first time in its [Read More]
Agriculture
Demand’s role in recovery to the livestock sector
Managing for Profit Demand’s role in recovery to the livestock sector July 15, 2020 By Meghan Grebner Filed Under: Managing For Profit In the USDA’s [Read More]
News
MPW fiber maintenance to take down internet, phone, television services
To allow the North end of town to be “lit up,” FTTH fiber splicing work will take place from midnight to 8 a.m. Wednesday, July [Read More]
Agriculture
Wisconsin is experiencing fewer dicamba problems
News Wisconsin is experiencing fewer dicamba problems The University of Wisconsin’s soybean expert says his state has experienced less dicamba drift than others. Shawn Conley [Read More]