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Iowa drought plan uses history to predict future

Iowa has developed its first-ever plan to predict drought before it happens. Officials said it is designed to mitigate the effects of the drought by planning for it, while helping the state manage the water it needs for human consumption, agricultural and industrial uses. Unlike other states mandating water restrictions in the face of a drought, Iowa […]

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Most farmers still denied conservation grants

The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy reports nearly three quarters of farmers across the country who applied for two types of U.S. Department of Agriculture conservation programs are turned away.

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BLEEDING HEARTLAND: Where things stand with bills targeting Iowans on public assistance
BLEEDING HEARTLAND: Walgreens assures Iowa AG it won’t dispense abortion medication here
BLEEDING HEARTLAND: Iowa Republicans didn’t always push anti-LGBTQ bills. What changed?
Four Midwestern states could soon decriminalize magic mushrooms

Lawmakers in four Midwestern states are introducing legislation this year to decriminalize psilocybin mushrooms, or magic mushrooms, which has become increasingly embraced as a breakthrough psychiatric treatment amid a growing U.S. mental health crisis.

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