Personal Mention
I’m sure you got a laugh and a half when you read about Pike’s Peak and the fact there was not much xxxx instead of SNOW! I went back to the computer to check that sentence as I didn’t think … Continue reading →
Elaine Rassel
Drought “Detours” Pasture Grazing
Continuing drought in Northwest Iowa is forcing producers to alter their grazing plans. Fortunately, they have “detours.”“Top of the list is reduce stocking rate,” said Beth Doran, beef specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. “Early weaning calves is … Continue reading →
Growing Hydranges in Iowa
Hydrangeas are one of the most popular summer-blooming shrubs in the home landscape. Their large flower clusters not only look great in the garden, but also make excellent cut and dried flowers. In this article, Iowa State University Extension and … Continue reading →