Amanda Baer
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Fall Gardening & Overwintering - KCHA News (opens the original)
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Think your vegetable garden is done for the year? Don’t put those tools away just yet! Fall is actually one of the best times to grow fresh produce, and a little cold weather actually makes your veggies taste better. Focus on hardy crops like spinach, kale, carrots, garlic, beets, and radishes. When light frosts hit, these plants turn their starches into natural sugars to keep from freezing, giving you a remarkably sweet, fresh flavor. The secret to success comes down to simple protection. Toss
USDA Focused on Filling Local Vacancies - KCHA News (opens the original)
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USDA says rebuilding staffing levels in local Farm Service Agency and Natural Resources Conservation Service offices remains a priority. Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation Richard Fordyce says office staffing is a concern he’s hearing from farmers nationwide. Add KCHA News as a preferred source on Google to see more local news, weather, and sports in your feed. Follow us on Facebook for breaking news, severe weather alerts, sports, and more.
Made of Steel - KCHA News (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump unveiled plans on Monday for a new $15 billion steel plant set for construction in Iowa. Speaking alongside Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, company CEO Joe Broking, and various industry leaders in the Oval Office, Trump highlighted the domestic focus of the project, noting that the steel would be completely mined, processed, and produced within the United States. White House officials noted that the facility will produce specialized high-grade steel to meet requirements
Ag Matters: Cattle Producers Asking For Less Government Intervention - KCHA News (opens the original)
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Despite ongoing discussion about the nation’s cattle inventory sitting at a 75-year low, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Ethan Lane says strong consumer demand continues to support the beef industry. Lane says that success is the result of years of work by cattle producers to build trust with consumers. But he says many producers are frustrated with federal efforts to address what they don’t view as a problem. But Lane points to issues in the Sen
National 4-H Week Is Coming Up - KCHA News (opens the original)
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National 4-H Week takes place from October 4–10, with the official theme labeled as “Beyond Ready.” focusing on equipping youth with skills for the future and leadership. This week rallies roughly 6 million youth, 500,000 volunteers, 3,500 Extension educators, and 35 million alumni that help celebrate the incredible impact of 4-H and preparing young people to be Beyond Ready for life and career. Wear green clothing, hats, or 4-H gear to show your spirit throughout the week. Next Thursday will be
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