Farm Fresh Blog Articles

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From crops to conservation and landmarks, cyclists have a chance to appreciate Iowa's diverse agriculture and beauty

How a traveler's fascination of California agriculture and landscape turned into increased Iowa pride

In Poland, folks may not understand the fierce rivalry of Cyclone and Hawkeye fans or Iowa farmers’ dedication to either red or green tractors. But they can clearly see the pride that Iowa farmers have in their farms, their state and helping to sustainably feed, clothe and fuel the world.

Finding ways and time to bond and connect with family can be a real challenge, especially with working parents and children involved in countless activities. For many, the upcoming 4th of July holiday presents a great opportunity to gather with family and friends and enjoy some quality time outdoors and share a hot, fresh meal from the grill. For my family, it’s our tradition.

When you eat out or shop at the grocery store, you probably don’t worry about whether the food you’re buying will give you hives or worse.

What do you recall about the summers of your youth? When I think of the summer of 1978, I remember bean walking with my ‘Girl Crew’ at dawn, trying to get a field done before the mid-day heat found us.

I find it interesting that in a time when many foods now carry “non-GMO” labels as a marketing gimmick to play up on the all-natural trend, people don’t seem to care much that the pink pineapple is a GMO. Instead, they are thrilled that it looks good on Instagram.

Although it may be silly, to me ice cream provides not only a satisfying taste but also an emotional connection. Wait, did I just say that out loud?

Why is it that farmers raise livestock in different ways? Is there such thing as a “right” way and a “wrong” way?

When it comes to our health, more fruits and veggies is better – whatever your budget or personal preference.

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