Iowa is located where the great eastern forests and the prairies of the western United States meet. There is not a straight line where trees stop and grass takes over. But it is in Iowa where the ...

From regional battles to the big stage, Iowa girls are chasing championship dreams! Don’t miss a moment — Iowa PBS will be there live as champions are crowned. The unparalleled coverage of the ...

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences — Upper Midwest Chapter recently honored Iowa PBS staff with two Regional Emmy® Awards. Des Moines Metro Opera Presents The Cunning Little Vixen ...

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Chris Robinson joins Paul Yeager to discuss what could help corn recover after its selloff, why storing grain requires a hedging plan and where soybeans may encounter selling pressure. They also ...

Market to Market is the nation's longest-running weekly public television program of its kind dedicated to agriculture and rural America. For more than 50 years, Market to Market has helped producers, ...

From bridge payments to diesel relief, a look at federal farm aid as President Trump campaigns in Iowa. Huub Lelieveld receives the 2026 World Food Prize for six decades of food safety work. Keepsake ...

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Sugarbeet growers are urging Congress to raise tariffs on imports that exceed U.S. sugar quotas, saying the additional sugar ...

The Trump administration announces $8 billion in one-time payments to help farmers offset rising diesel and fertilizer costs, plus $1.34 billion for eight domestic fertilizer manufacturing projects.

Harvest pressure is building, and so are the bills. An Oregon sugarbeet grower’s diesel cost to haul beets has nearly doubled ...

Chris Robinson notes that corn and soybeans remain above their early-year levels, with much of the marketing year ahead. In Market Plus, he explains how managed funds amplify price swings, why USDA ...