A view from rural America: immigration, agriculture, environment, politics
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That woodpecker could bring down the house, if you can hear it
It’s so noisy out a fella can scarcely hear himself think.
You may seek refuge in the back yard listening for the songbird, but the hedge trimmer has a job to do. The dog barks at the hedge trimmer. The neighbor starts his muscle car. Flee...
Lahn’s bad week
Last week was tough for Zach Lahn, the Republican candidate for governor. The ground trembled a bit when the Iowa Farm Bureau political action committee did not endorse the self-described Belle Plaine regenerative farmer in his campaign aga...
After 30 years or so, politicians starting to catch on about water pollution
Iowa’s midterm elections remind us that all politics is local as clean water and cancer emerge as prevailing issues, unique from other battleground states.
Sure, stupid, it’s the economy. Diesel is over five bucks. You have to mortgage the...
Look ma, no hands needed!
Ready or not, here it comes: They’re automating the packinghouse.
Marble Technologies of Lincoln, Neb., uses artificial intelligence to eliminate human labor (and error) in packaging for meatpacking plants, covering about 3% of the nation’...
Our politics needs a manure digester pronto
Two guys roam Scheels in West Des Moines, a bromance in the brew.
Zach confides to Bobby that he likes Mepps spinners. Chartreuse.
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I’m the editor and co-owner with my brother John of the Storm Lake (Iowa) Times Pilot newspaper. Pulitzer Prize winner.
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