<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4BqiSj_1GwXlh6N00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4BqiSj_1GwXlh6N00" width="780" height="470" ></figure>The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded $10 million in federal funding to expand Iowa’s Cattle and Conservation Working Lands Program.Announced by U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig in Cedar Rapids, this five-year investment builds directly on an existing state-funded initiative, backed by partners like the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association.Targeting producers across western and central Iowa, the program offers cost-share assistance to help farmers turn marginal, highly erodible cropland into productive pasture and hay ground.The benefits hit two goals at once: it protects soil health and reduces runoff to improve water quality, while expanding grazing acres to help rebuild the U.S. cattle herd.To learn more about cost-share options, visit CleanWaterIowa.org or check in with your local USDA service center.Add 95.1 The Bull as a preferred source on Google to see more local news, weather, and sports in your feed. Meet Amanda Baer—the voice of North Iowa’s fields, barnyards, and farmhouses. As Farm Director for Achen Becker Media, Amanda is on a mission to bring you the heartbeat of Midwest agriculture without the dry corporate jargon. Whether you’re in the cab of a combine, grabbing morning coffee at the local diner, or just curious about where your dinner comes from, Amanda keeps you plugged into the real dirt on farming and agribusiness across the region: ~Top-of-the-Hour Ag Reports: Swift, no-nonsense updates served fresh every hour so you never miss a beat. ~Ag Matters: Punchy deep-dives into the big topics, policy changes, and innovations directly impacting your bottom line and local community. ~Farm Feature Friday: Amanda’s signature spotlight series! Every Friday during harvest, she pulls up a chair and sits down with local farmers and ag entrepreneurs to tell the human, humorous, and inspiring stories behind the crops and livestock that feed North Iowa. From dirt-to-desk insights to celebrating the hard-working folks behind the fence line, Amanda makes ag news feel like a conversation with a trusted neighbor. Tune in and get the real scoop on what’s growing! </div></body>

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded $10 million in federal funding to expand Iowa’s Cattle and Conservation Working Lands Program. Announced by U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig in Cedar Rapids, this five-year investment builds directly on an existing state-funded initiative, backed by partners like the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association.

$10 Million for Iowa Cattle & Conservation Working Lands Program

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded $10 million in federal funding to expand Iowa’s Cattle and Conservation Working Lands Program. Announced by 

$10 Million for Iowa Cattle & Conservation Working Lands Program

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