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- Aug 18, 2026
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Drought Pushes Plains, Southwest Pasture Conditions Far Below Year-Ago Levels (opens the original)
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REDFIELD, Iowa (DTN) -- Drought is hammering pastures and rangeland across the Plains and Southwest, pushing conditions significantly below where they stood a year ago. The states with the highest percentage of pasture and range in the very-poor-to-poor category are in those two regions, according to USDA's weekly Crop Progress report released on Monday. Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming have the highest percentage of pastures in this category at 73%, 72% and 71%, respectively. These states also la
Fire Engulfs Agri Star Plant in Postville, Iowa (opens the original)
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REDFIELD, Iowa (DTN) -- Agri Star Meat & Poultry plant in Postville, Iowa, was on fire Tuesday, according to numerous local and news reports, with fire departments from several surrounding communities helping with firefighting efforts. The northeast Iowa plant is one of the largest kosher meat-processing facilities in the United States. Agri Star has operated the facility since 2009; the plant was previously run by Agriprocessors. A post just after 9 a.m. CDT on the Agri Star Meat & Poultry Face
CRP Was Built to Protect Land. Cattlemen Say It Can Protect the Cow Herd, Too. (opens the original)
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GUTHRIE CENTER, Iowa (DTN) -- For decades, the Conservation Reserve Program has kept millions of acres of cropland idle in the name of conservation. Now, cattle producers say those acres could be doing double duty -- protecting the land while also helping to rebuild a shrinking national cow herd. Shayne Wiese has used the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) to diversify his family's cattle operation. Wiese is the fifth generation to raise and sell Herefords at Wiese & Sons Herefords, near Manning
CRP Was Built to Protect Land. Cattlemen Say It Can Protect the Cow Herd, Too. (opens the original)
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GUTHRIE CENTER, Iowa (DTN) -- For decades, the Conservation Reserve Program has kept millions of acres of cropland idle in the name of conservation. Now, cattle producers say those acres could be doing double duty -- protecting the land while also helping to rebuild a shrinking national cow herd. Shayne Wiese has used the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) to diversify his family's cattle operation. Wiese is the fifth generation to raise and sell Herefords at Wiese & Sons Herefords, near Manning
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