DES MOINES, Iowa — It’s been a mild spring so far, but it’s still had its fair share of ups and downs. Those “downs” haven’t been enough to slow down agriculture in Iowa. Temperatures were seven degrees above normal in March and nearly four degrees higher than normal in April. That’s been good news for […]
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