Lowell (Dan) Dankof
Lowell (Dan) Dankof died on January 10, 2022 at the age of 86 yr., 6 mo. and 6 days.
January 2022
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Iowa Farm Bureau Scholarship applications
High school students graduating in spring of 2022 are encouraged to apply for Iowa Farm Bureau Federation’s (IFBF) $2,500 scholarship, awarded to 27 eligible Iowa high school seniors and renewable for four years, up to $10,000.
Hot Topics: Meets new staff members from CHI Health St. Mary’s
The new year brought a new location and new staff members from CHI Health St. Mary's and the Nebraska City Medical Clinic to the January Hot Topics.
Sidney School Woods Classes show their projects
Coach Thompson’s Woods Classes have been busy these last months and he School shared some of their projects. Members of the 7th grade Woods Class show off their wall hanging Christmas projects.
Naig presents 2022 Renewable Fuels Marketing Awards to DANLEE Corp. and Casey’s General Stores
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig has announced that the winners of the 2022 Renewable Fuels Marketing Awards are DANLEE Corp and Casey’s General Stores. The awards were created to recognize fuel marketers that have gone above and beyond in their efforts to promote and sell renewable fuels.
Naig extends fall cover crop program deadline to Jan. 28
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig has extended the deadline for farmers who planted fall cover crops to sign up for a $5 per acre discount on their 2022 crop insurance premiums. Farmers and landowners now have through Jan. 28 to sign up online at apply.cleanwateriowa.org.
Planter University workshops to focus on optimizing planter setup
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach specialists are teaming up with Iowa State University ag and biosystems engineering specialists to bring planter equipment expertise across Iowa from Feb. 7 to 11.
Northwest Missouri State University honor rolls
The Office of the Registrar at Northwest Missouri State University announced students named to the academic or president’s honor rolls at the end of the 2021 fall semester. Area students recognized for their academic achievement are: Brody J.
2021 Water Summary: Dry year ends on wet not in Iowa
Last year was the second dry year in a row for Iowa. Over the previous 24 months parts of central and west central Iowa received a foot less than normal moisture. Both streamflow and groundwater conditions were of concern throughout much of 2021, but the third wettest October on record helped to end the year with near normal conditions.
