A true story of dust, disbelief, and suspiciously accurate weather predictionsSpring has officially arrived in northwest Iowa, and you can tell because the wind is no longer gently blowing—it’s now aggressively slapping faces, flipping lawn chairs, and knocking over garbage … Continue reading →
By Dallas CareyEver picked up an old book and thought, “Wow, this is tiny!”? It’s like reading the world’s smallest novel—perfect for a dollhouse library! But why were books so small back in the day? Let’s dive into the history … Continue reading →
Spring Forage Webinar Series Begins May 1The I-29 Moo University and the Northern Plains Forage Association have joined forces to continue the annual Forage Webinar Series from 7 to 8:30 pm on May 1 with a variety of forage topics … Continue reading →