Hog of tomorrow may be leaner with more muscle
Iowa researchers predict future hogs will carry little fat, be more muscular, and yield leaner meat. Confinement farming boosts gains with reduced labor, crossbreeding increases pork per litter, and cooking pork safely at 170 degrees preserves juiciness while reducing waste. Market weight rising toward 260 pounds.
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Iowa Sunday liquor loophole prompts mixed drink sales shift
Des Moines reports reveal bars exploiting a 50 percent nonalcoholic sales rule to win Sunday licenses. Taverns mix price schemes claiming two parts mixer to one part liquor, plus cover charges and games to meet the threshold. Officials say enforcement is unlikely and many venues may already be open Sundays.
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Judges void Iowa abortion law ruling
A three judge federal panel in Des Moines struck down Iowa's 112 year old abortion statute. The decision follows a U S Supreme Court ruling that forbids restrictions on abortion in the first six months of pregnancy, aligning Iowa with Texas as unconstitutional. The suit by the Iowa Civil Liberties Union represented two Des Moines gynecologists and two unnamed women denied abortions.
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