AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEPA Dicamba Drift Rules: A new EPA rule for dicamba is drawing fresh alarm from environmental groups, which say herbicide drift can still damage nearby trees and crops—Illinois monitoring found widespread drift symptoms and herbicide in tree tissue samples. Iowa Politics: New polling shows Iowa’s open-seat U.S. Senate race is tight, with Ashley Hinson and Josh Turek trading leads in separate surveys, while Rob Sand and Zach Lahn battle for governor. Flood Aftermath (Ames): Central Iowa communities are still assessing damage after repeated heavy storms and flash flooding over the July 4 weekend, including road closures and stranded motorists in Ames. Public Safety: Clear Lake remains in focus after a July 4 personal watercraft crash that killed a 14-year-old; investigators say alcohol wasn’t a factor. Agriculture & Costs: Iowa Business Council reports a positive six-month business outlook, while fertilizer-cost relief efforts are highlighted as farmers look ahead. Sports & Community: Iowa State mourns former coach Jim Walden, and local prep sports delivered big moments—plus the Field of Dreams site will host Northwoods League events.
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