Chronic Wasting Disease Management – Hunters Flattening the Curve

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Spring Field Conditions Remain Favorable

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Farm Showcase: Peoples Company Land Manager’s Work on the Ground

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Checking in on 2019 Cover Crops

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Landowner 101: Crop Insurance

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How (And Why) Peoples Company Land Managers Use CRP

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Farmland Ownership: Making Plans for the Future

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Difficult Decisions: ARC or PLC?

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Wetland Mitigation Banks: Opportunity for Maximizing A Farm’s Potential

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Cover Crops: The Answer to our Water (and farming) Woes

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Thinking Ahead: 2020 Farm Leases

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Still Time to Plan for Cover Crops 2019

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2019 MFP Payment Details Released by USDA

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Farm Tours: Field Borders

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Fertility: Your Farmland's Asset

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A Case for Phased Conservation

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2019 Prevent Plant: 3 Considerations Before Parking the Planter

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Introducing AgYield Farm Revenue Management

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Spring Conditions and Delayed Field Work

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A Case for Custom Farming in Southern Iowa

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Farmland Ownership and Wind Energy

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Three Approaches to 2019 Cash Rent

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Landowner and Farm Operator: Shared Investment for Shared Benefit

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Let’s ditch the poor management

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Successful Strategies: The True Cost of Storing Grain

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Corn moisture levels need to be 15% for 6 months of storage, 14% until next harvest, and 13% for storage over a year. Soybean moisture levels need to be even lower for safe storage, with 13% moisture for winter storage and 11% for 6 plus months of storage.

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Precipitation continues, Crop conditions deteriorate

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Peoples Company Land Manager Earns Highest Professional Status

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Mollie Aronowitz becomes one of only seven female Accredited Farm Managers in the country and the only female AFM in the state of Iowa

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Peoples Company, Stine Seed partner to offer a paid-in-full cover crop program to land owners

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Program will demonstrate it’s possible to simultaneously protect the environment, maximize yields and improve overall return on investment

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Landlords, is it better to cash rent, crop share, or custom farm?

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Local Agricultural Consultant Earns Highest Professional Status

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The Continuing Growth of Conservation Practices in Farming

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Agriculture and Water Quality

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Peoples Company expands reach through strategic partnership

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Ag Coalition Launches 4R Plus

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Cover Crop Initiative tied to Reduced Crop Insurance Premiums

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Local Farm Manager Earns Highest Professional Status

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Thinking Green for Fall 2017

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NEW CRP Options for Iowa Landowners

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Let’s ditch the poor management

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We talk with land owners on a daily basis about good stewardship on Iowa farmland. But with a wide variety of farm knowledge and background, are we really all on the same page when it comes to what to look for when walking the land?

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Crop Update: Favorable Planting Conditions Could Lead to High Yields Across the Midwest

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The 2016 growing season is well underway and most growers have finished planting across the Midwest. Favorable planting conditions in April and May have allowed for potential hefty yields later this fall. These favorable conditions included a mild spring with timely rainfall.

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May 18: Soil Management and Land Valuation Conference

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Land managers, appraisers, real estate professionals and others with a vested interest in the Iowa land market will gather for the Soil Management Land Valuation Conference on May 18 in Ames.

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Land Investment Monthly – April 2016

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Farmers improving the land this spring are additionally installing more terraces and tile with a goal of reducing soil erosion, Iowa Farmer Today reports.

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In the Tallgrass: Practicing What We Preach

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