Researchers at the University of Iowa are building an artificial intelligence system that will find patterns between extensive NASA satellite data and Iowa water quality sensors to forecast nitrate fluctuations. Several water treatment systems in Iowa are working with the researchers, who ...
New modeling from the U.S. Geological Survey shows nutrient loads in rivers across the nation increased between 2000 and 2020, largely due to nutrients stored in the landscape from past seasons and current season agriculture nutrient applications. The research, according to USGS, shows why ...
There’s a new place for those with mental health needs to get help in Marshalltown, and many of the providers are already familiar faces in the community. Iowa River Wellness is located 110 W. Southridge Rd. in the former Citizens Savings Bank building, and according to Licensed ...
RHODES — When the summer months arrive, Marshall County residents know annual festival entertainment and activity can be found almost every weekend, such as Rhodes Pride Days beginning on Friday. The Rhodes Engagement Committee (REC) is responsible for organizing the annual festival. ...
Political expert Charlie Cook, the founder of the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, said Monday he thinks Democratic State Auditor Rob Sand will win Iowa’s gubernatorial election, but the U.S. Senate race between State Rep. Josh Turek and U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson may not be as competitive as ...
MADRID – Nick Helland and his father have embraced a slew of conservation practices – bioreactors, saturated buffers, cover crops and a nutrient reducing wetland — on their farm in the Greater Des Moines Watershed. Helland said he feels there has been a “shift in the culture” among ...
