The family of a well-respected and beloved Iowa State University professor has endowed $2 million to support a scholarship for students who wish to attend the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
Data from a new survey conducted by the Coalition to Support Iowa’s Farmers find that 70 percent of the state’s students would like to farm in the future.
Diagnosed with an arteriovenous malformation both inside and on her spinal cord, the now-27-year-old Karen Fitch woke up suddenly paralyzed in November 2019.
This year, GROWMARK recognized Megan Clark of Grand Mound, Iowa as the national winner of the 2022 GROWMARK essay contest for FFA members.
This week, rural America saw everything from snow storms, to tornadoes, to wildfires that wrecked havoc across multiple states.
In the latest cyberattack on American food supply, Iowa-based farm services provider NEW Cooperative Inc. was the victim of a ransomware attack.
Iowa 4-H members put their skills to the test as they worked together to prepare and sew nine tactile blankets for Iowa youth who are visually impaired.
A wrongful-death lawsuit has accompanied stunning allegations at a Tyson Foods plant in Iowa, where managers are accused of betting money on how many workers would contract COVID-19.
A study shows diversifying ag systems beyond a narrow selection of crops leads to a range of ecosystem improvements and maintains or improves yields.
Iowa FFA members and young alumni are challenged to take an active role in the 2020 election by helping to staff polling locations.