USDA Staffing Cuts Threaten U.S. Agriculture Industry Stability

USDA Staffing Cuts Threaten U.S. Agriculture Industry Stability

by | Apr 20, 2026 | Agriculture, Bankruptcy, Chuck Grassley, Congress, Congressional_Delegation, Costs, Cowardice, Crisis, Economy, Farming, Farming, Funding, Government, Harm, Joni Ernst, Mariannette Miller-Meeks, News Briefs, No respect, Randy Feenstra, The Silent Six, USDA, Zach Nunn

Welcome About Culture Seasons History Future Cuisine Economy Contact News News Briefs Editorial Farmers Urge Congress to Fully Staff USDA Agencies Farmers Warn USDA Staffing Cuts Threaten Agriculture Stability More than 500 farmers and ranchers nationwide, including...
Eminent Domain Debate Deepens With Legislature at Loggerheads

Eminent Domain Debate Deepens With Legislature at Loggerheads

by | Apr 16, 2026 | Agriculture, Carbon Capture, Crisis, Ethanol, Farming, Government, Governor, Iowa Legislature, Kim Reynolds, Land Rights, News, News Briefs, Politics, Republicans, Rights, Summit

Lawmakers Struggle to Balance Eminent Domain Property Rights and Pipeline Development Land Rights vs. Private Interests Iowa lawmakers remain divided on how to regulate the use of eminent domain for carbon capture and hazardous liquid pipelines, with competing...
Iowa’s “MAHA” Legislation: Public Policy or Political Messaging?

Iowa’s “MAHA” Legislation: Public Policy or Political Messaging?

by | Apr 14, 2026 | Blind Obedience, Boneheads, Cult, Culture, Deceit, Government, Governor, Health, Healthcare, Incompetence, Iowa Legislature, News, News Briefs, Policy, Policy Watch, Sycophant, Trump, Uncategorized

Iowa’s “MAHA” Legislation: Public Health Policy or Political Obedience Messaging? New proposals on food dyes, ivermectin, and medical training raise questions about science, policy, and priorities A package of public health legislation moving through the Iowa...