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Brenton Arboretum Hosting Amazing Osage Orange Program Today
2+ hour, 56+ min ago (93+ words) Raccoon Valley Radio Those looking to learn more about Iowa’s trees can attend a free program today. The Brenton Arboretum will host a lecture about The Amazing Osage Orange from 2-4 p.m. today in the Vista Room. Executive Director Melissa Burdick…...
Dallas County ISU Field Agronomist Says Wet Conditions May Lead to Corn Stalk Rot
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (232+ words) One local expert takes a look at how high temperatures and excessive rainfall have affected crops in Central Iowa. Dallas County Iowa State University Extension Field Agronomist Meaghan Anderson says corn is in the process of reaching maturity. “Once they…...
Adair County ISU Extension Shares Options for Youth Too Young for 4-H
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (230+ words) Raccoon Valley Radio Many youth across the state take part in 4-H, an opportunity to learn about the agricultural field. Adair County Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Caroline Savage says that those interested in 4-H can begin joining one…...
Lieutenant Governor Candidate Tours DMACC Dallas County Farm
1+ week, 7+ min ago (115+ words) Lieutenant Governor Candidate Dave Muhlbauer speaks to students following a tour of the DMACC Dallas County Farm on September 4, 2026, outside of Adel. Allison Ullmann/Raccoon Valley Radio A lieutenant governor candidate made a stop in Dallas County Friday morning. Democrat…...
Lieutenant Governor Candidate Tours Dallas County DMACC Farm
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (182+ words) Raccoon Valley Radio A lieutenant governor candidate made a stop in Dallas County Friday morning. Democrat Dave Muhlbauer, who is running with Candidate for Iowa Governor Rob Sand, toured the DMACC Dallas County Farm outside of Adel. Des Moines Area…...
Greene County Extension to Partner with Boone County for Wind Break Program
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (160+ words) Raccoon Valley Radio Greene County ISU Extension is hosting a program to help landowners in rural areas cut down on some weather-related situations. Director Jeff Lamoureux says they are partnering with Boone County Extension, as well as the Greene and…...
Dallas County 4-H and Clover Kid Programs Open Registrations for New Year
1+ week, 1+ day ago (70+ words) Raccoon Valley Radio Dallas County ISU Extension Youth Coordinator and Outreach Educator Annie Schlieman says youth in grades 4th through 12th are encouraged to register for the 4-H program. She encourages those interested to go to the extension website 4-H page to…...
New Greene County High School Ag Teacher is a Familiar Face
1+ week, 1+ day ago (168+ words) Greene County High School has a new instructor when it comes to all things agricultural based. Maddie VanSickle might be a familiar name to Ram students, as she was a student teacher last year at Greene County High School before…...
Greene County 4-H and Clover Kid Programs Open Registrations for New Year
1+ week, 3+ day ago (212+ words) Raccoon Valley Radio Now that the Iowa State Fair is in the rearview mirror and a new school year is underway, that means the start of a new 4-H and Clover Kid year. Greene County ISU Extension 4-H and Youth…...
Secretary of Agriculture Speaks on Choose Iowa Grant
2+ week, 1+ day ago (225+ words) Raccoon Valley Radio There is a great opportunity for farms of all kinds around the state to get some grant money, and one state level politician wants to grow it. Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig says that the Choose Iowa…...