Building new and better markets for equity, Vilsack says
U S Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack envisions farms of the future as diverse plots. Some areas would grow traditional commodities while others carry identity preserved crops for specific uses such as pharma plastics or sustainable aviation fuel. A pasture and tree planting section could yield carbon and fertilizer products from cattle waste.
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Democrats say the 12 percent staffing drop in Iowa AEAs will reduce services for students. 429 fewer employees across nine AEAs for 2024 25 and the new law shifts special education oversight to a state division, creating funding uncertainty and potential service cuts.
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Iowa City district weighs pairing K 2 with 3 5 grade campuses to balance class sizes and share teachers. The plan targets Fall 2025 startup at the first two elementary schools, aiming to improve equity and efficiency per executive director Elena Proctor and Superintendent Matt Degner.
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