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An International I-9 tractor has a tag that says Property of the U.S. Navy. It took seven junkyards and two years to get it in the condition it is now.
IFT photo by Crystal ReedEditor’s note: This is part of series visiting farm museums throughout the Midwest.
A replica of a 1920s farmstead kitchen at the Harris Agricultural Museum.
IFT photo by Crystal Reed
A 40-foot human-operated elevator that came from Union Iron in Decatur, Ill., at the Harris Agricultural Museum.
IFT photo by Crystal Reed
A 1922 Keck Connerman Steam Engine on display at Harris Agricultural Museum.
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ROCK PORT, Mo. — Under a blue sky on a spring day, brothers Craig and Pat Moore were getting their planter ready to go to kick off the 2026 pl…
TRAER, Iowa — The Kubik family’s on-the-go schedule fills up as they progress through planting season in Tama County.
OSCEOLA, Iowa — Jason Boyer finally started planting row crops May 4. Two days later, he estimated that half of his corn crop was in the ground.
LITTLE ROCK, Iowa — Darwin Klaassen got off to a great start to the planting season, putting corn in the ground April 13.
Farmers could see a slightly improved bottom line for 2026 compared to last year, but high input costs continue to keep returns around breakev…
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