acres aren't as high, iowa has 1.4 million acres. nationally, there are 23.5 million acres and it all caps at 24 million. in recent years, the fsa says contracts have stayed steady, but acres have slowly declined, this could be a year where net acres go up. iowa could add another 100,000 acres and depending on if you're a cash- rent farmer or a landowner it could be good or bad. executive director of the iowa fsa john whitaker says, "if you're a producer that's losing acres to crp, it's bad. that's just the way it is. if you're someone that's trying to address a resource concern, which a lot of producers are doing that for water quality. it's a good thing." the decision to put more land into crp would also be an important business decision. the iowa fsa uses the average crop rental rates from the usda. the latest are from 2013, so higher than usual. since crop prices have make more sense to put land into conservation. but there will be heavy competition. iowa loses points in the general sign up because of the high value land when com

acres in 2014. a total of 9 states showed farmland reductions of at least a hundred-thousand acres, including alabama, colorado, georgia, oklahoma and north dakota. an update to the january avian influenza outbreak in southern indiana. officials lifted the control area for avian flu this week, as officials found no new positive tests since january 16. after finding the h-7 strain, aphis conducted aggressive testing in a 10 kilometer control area. if you're heading to commodity classic next week, there are a couple ways to join us throughout the week. thursday, one to two p.m. talking with ken ferrie about growing yields in an era of low prices. on friday, our partners at agritalk will start around 6- a.m. with a taping of their friday free for all. then, at 7 a.m., we'll kick off our marketing roundtable discussion with mark gold, chip flory and ted seifried. john phipps and i will host that event. then later that day, i'll join machinery pete-- greg peterson at the dekalb booth for a discussion on

and 800,000 acres for soybeans above and beyond last year. we^ll get a little bit more of an idea. we^re going to start our annual planting intention survey next week so that will run for two weeks and that will give us a much better idea of what our clients at least are thinking for the upcoming year. >> well, another we^re going to move from an el nino to a la nina, noaa even coming out and mentioning la nina. so if this is the case, what does our marketing plan need to be this year, dustin? >> i think, you know, as always you want to keep a rather open approach. with that said though you do have guaranteed bushels with insurance, so i think if you really lean on that, you know, if there are chances to lock in a margin when last year is proof that we needed in that short window to make those hard decisions. you can^t pay attention to what the long term forecasters are saying, you have to do what^s best for the farm profitability. so i don^t hang my hat on the weather. >> and it^s hard not to do that when there is hope that crisis could go h

per acre. meanwhile fifty cents off the price of corn is a hundred dollars per acre. there are other follow on benefits, like drying costs with lower natural gas and propane, and the folded in costs of transportation for fertilizer and other bulk inputs. these costs are not dropping as rapidly as corn prices, however. as you suggested, the bad news is ethanol - which corn farmers have come to depend on for reliable and huge demand - has to compete with much lower oil prices. in fact, ethanol, is now considerably more expensive than gasoline, even with depressed corn prices. while the renewable fuels mandate creates a usage floor, it's hard to see any overblending as has occurred when gasoline was much higher. the slightly lower costs for corn farmers can't offset the lower demand and much lower corn prices. there is an even more obscure development. because of extremely low oil and freight around the horn to china and rival prices from the pacific north west. cheap oil means vitually everbody -

>> sure, well we already know that wheat acres are down 3 million, winter wheat acres and our thought is that spring wheat will be down about another million. the acres that are lost aren^t great corn and bean growing ground so you know, we could see some of it go to well. so generally there^s still a lot of acres that can come out of prevent plant for next year though, so we do -- we are part of the group that thinks that corn and bean acres will be going up next year and since it is a cost-cutting year it should be going to beans. >> and i^ve heard a lot of that this year. so are you in the same camp? is allendale in the same camp? >> allendale has right now we^re looking at about 1.2 million acres above and beyond last year for corn and 800,000 acres for soybeans above and beyond last year. we^ll get a little bit more of an idea. we^re going to start our annual planting intention survey next week so that will run for two weeks and that will give us a much better idea of what our clients at least are thinking for the upcoming year. >> well, another hot topic that we^ve had is just w

a million acre-feet. what does it mean to northern california and to the colorado and our friends in arizona and new mexico and nevada? it means that is a million acre-feet that los angeles, the great basin down here, does not sacramentoe from the river, colorado river, taking pressure off of those rivers and as you saw from the drought map, those rivers are in severe trouble. that is kind of a strategy that we put in place. now we're not geniuses, well maybe now we aren't geniuses. but what we do know is the state of california has already figured this out. and so what our legislation does -- tie here you go directly to mirror, augment and push forward what california did in the 2014 election, which is almost proposition 1 an a $7 billion proposition for the development of water supplies for california. so, look at this. water conservation. stormwater recapture, increase regional and local suppliers, $810 million. our legislation would fit in there with conservation and these other programs. safe drinkin

total acres lost is a million acres and the average farm size is up our top story... an overnight stabbing lit up des moines' south side early this morning. it happened just before 2:30 ... the victim showed up to the quiktrip on se 14th... soon after, police tracked down suspect... the victim was sent to an area hospital. no word on their condition this morning. overnight ice jams could cause problems for those along the des moines river... several jams were reported overnight near fort dodge and fraser. they're now expected to move south down the des moines river.... flash flooding of low lying areas is possible, but cooler temps should prevent major problems. we're hearing more this morning about a series of weekend shootings in michigan. investigators now believe the mass shooter -- an uber driver -- continued to pick up riders between the shootings. :00 - :02 "these were very deliberate killings.":10 - :16 "this wasn't hurried in any way, shape or form. they're on video. we've watched the video with law enforcement." police say jason brian dalton carried out satu

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he says on other farms he's seen returns of $20 dollars an acre, to 5 dollars an acre with full tegration of information management. he says growers are used to yield maps or fertility ps, dronesi in- seasonps to use, "how can you not think that this is the future.cause ultimately we have to feed the world. and ultimately we have to do it thout negatively impacting the environmtnwith thessissippi river dead zone being where it's at and everyone continually scrutinizing us as farmers about w ch nutrien we use per acre, think it's very vital and very important thatwe t those nutrients exactly ere they need to be so theop can take it anwe can achieve maximum succe.sller sayshe's excited that there's more interest on the federal level intting drones to growers. but they would like to see more clarification and ease of entry for new drone operators. there's more information on h use drones in ag on sheller's bte: www.precisiondrones.com..then agribusiness.ght snow is moving across the ate this morning. proximately anch will fa across central iowa. there wi another lull in e action onthursday,

total acres lost is a million acres.. and the average farm size is up about three at four hundred 41 acres a farm. this week looks like it's going to end in the red.. across the board there's penny losses in grains.. and some worries in pork.. "a little bit more for the pork " and that's all i have for the show today.. thanks for good weekend. we put stories up every day.. check out who-tv dot com.. click news then agribusiness. before we go... one of the will return to the metro this weekend. the 9th annual blue ribbon bacon festival starts tomorrow. it will be held at the iowa events center from 10 a-m to 5 p-m. this year's theme is body by bacon, and guests are encouraged to dress up in 80's attire. tickets are still available. plus... popular ice cream brand ben and jerry's is ditching the cream in it's new line of desserts. there will be four new decadent flavors..that are non-dairy. monkey, coffee caramel fudge and peanut butter and cookies. instead of milk and cream the base will >> brady: i know it's--i know it's

total acres lost is a million acres.. and the average farm size is up about three at four hundred 41 acres a farm. ---- the planned dowdupont merger will not have its world headquarters in iowa. howewer.. after splitting into three companies.. iowa will be home to the global business center for the agriculture company.. based in johnston.. the iowa economic development authority met friday to discuss some of the financial incentives.. that includes include a two million dollar forgivable loan.. and a 14 million dollar tax credit for research activititi. the project will retain two hundred and 50 to five hundred jobs.. "iowa was successful in all of our efforts, making the case to the company for why iowa should be the location for this global bususess place for y that will serve us well into the future." in all.. the total project budget is around half a billion dollars.. and would be a seven year long program. ---- last week ended pretty sideways in the grains market.. across the board there's penny losses.. and there's

it may be, in our case, 800 acres, and the bidding begins at two dollars an acre. think the thing that was so heartbreaking for me and shocking is you hear these lands go up and there commodities, they are a piece of meat. they are our public lands. one of the auctioneers said, two dollars, but he want to dollars, two dollars? then he says, come on, men, this is a lot of scenery going to waste. $3? anyone going to $3? at that point, it becomes very emotional for me because as one who has love the public lands, for those of us who see them as the public commons, to be thrown iso the public auction, it not public at all by a secret society for oil and gas companies is disheartening, to say the least. amy: explain what they do with this land when they bid on it and get it. >> well, we will find out. you are given this lease for 10 .ears and through good faith and by compliance to the law, you are expected to develop this land and produce oil or gas or fracking or coal. agents so i was there, was a process of intense intimidation saying, if you have misrepresented your

the ty wou acquire 208 acres to the west.. including the osed porti of gold camp road and arail to daniels pass.. "the ente ridgeline, from mt. scoco over tgo cp road is the northern portion that 8 acre parl. " :08 9 more acreshe the brmooronsidered putting thr stables cod be ed to exndear crk gionalark.. anthcould own incline and part of barr tra.. properties they're already spenng millions to maintn. "we spent abou2 million dollars already that is not city owned, and we're getting rdy to spend another one million dolls on that prerty tt is againot city owned :10 more aeage.. those that oppose this plan believe th the value of the land up forxchange just isn'equal.. e ne pubc meeting is s for febuary 24th.. a ek from today from 6 to 8 goamelementaryl.. we'll continue ttrack this story for you. live in cos,k news five. a li savedn world r two.. ead at0, why a veran is fighting to have his hero nored.. cades later. and some bluebird skiingould be in your near future. teorologist rlee hoffman has the skreportoming mike-- alerfiv

it is between 5-10 acres, the fire is in the oak hill area along highlander drive and brooks circle. we will have live coverage ahead, coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> longwood's former police chief will spend the next four years in prison. today, a federal judge sentenced thomas jackson to those four years, after he was found guilty of taking bribes to help a convicted felon get a job adz a -- as a police officer. jeff was in court when the judge pointed out jackson still hadn't admitted doing anything wrong. >>reporter: former bell isle police chief. the now convicted felon go intused himself before heading into federal court on three counts of bribery and one count of conspiracy to commit bribery. jackson made bribes -- promoted him all the way up to command e giving him credentials and access to firearms, even though fdle insisted the felon wasn't allowed to be an officer or have a gun. in exchange, they believe jackson received more than $32,000 in the bribes. >> this is a rare instance of police misconduct at the highest level. >>reporter: all along, his defense claim

but acres have slowly declined.. this could be a year where net acres go up.. iowa could add another hundred thousand.. and depending on if you're a cash-rent farmer or a landowner it could be good or bad. "if you're a producer that's losing acres to crp, it's bad. that's just the way it is. if you're someone that's trying to address a resource concern, which a lot of producers are doing that for water quality. it's a good thing." the decision to put more land into c-r-p would also be an important business decision.. the iowa f-s-a uses the average crop rental rates from the u-s- d-a.. the latest are from 2013.. so higher than usual.. since crop prices have fallen.. it might make more sense to put land into conservation.. but there will be heavy competition.. sign up because of the high value land here.. when compared to.. for example.. western states taking care of wind erosion. "and you know, their cash rental rate may only be in the $40-50 range. our cash rental rates are higher. they gain points based on costs. we lose points based on costs. so we're actual

now at two million acres.. and the average farm m ze is up about three at four hundred 41 acres a farm. ---- the planned dowdupont merger will not have its world headquarters in iowa. however....fter splitting into three companies.. business center for the agriculture company.. based in johnston.. the iowa economic to discuss some of the financial incentives.. that includes include a two million dollar forgivable loan.. and a 14 million dollar tax credit for research activities. the project will retain two hundred and 50 to five hundred jojo.. "iowa was successful in all of our efforts, making the case to the company for why iowa should be the location for this global business place for seed and biotechnolog y that will serve us well into the future." in all.. the total project budget is around half a billion dollars.. and would be a seven ar long program. ---- lala week eeed pretty sideways in the market.. across the board there's penny losses.. and there's some worries in pork.. spring pricing saw rallies...

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they say it's now between 5 and 10 acres across. photojournalist dave sprung is above this in news 6. >> reporter: a little bit of bad news. the wind was blowing out of the south to the north. so it was on a more northerly path. but now the winds have shifted a little bit to the northwest. that is actually putting this house or farm right in the reach of the fire as well another property right here. as you can see that's air one, air, communicating with the air, communicating with the firefighters on the ground, telling them exactly where the fire is heading to. as you can see now, that house is in the path of the fire. the good news is it seems like they're getting a hand on it. i have seen they do have four different fire brush trucks out fire. there's a lot of dry brush out here. it's going to fuel the flames. we'll all be keeping an eye on it and i'll let you know exactly what's going on with the flames. >> matt: you can see the flames with plenty of fuel in front of them. thank you. it's happening near highlander avenue and bro

you see the town about to be 15 acres -- 1500 acres, excuse me. 1200 divided into quarter acre lot and the remaining 300 acres would do just fine for public building. jefferson's capital would take in about 20 good dwellinghouse is for those who belong to the government and a half dozen taverns, which i'm not sure with enough at the time. then, washington didn't think that way. we have to remember washington and baghdad to come up with a plan. the plan he came up with the missus by the way the plan done by andrew ellicott was for a city of about 750,000 people. at the time, the largest city in the united states was 40,000 people in 1790. it is adapted. what font used words like empire. he is worried and now is important, it do. he thought not of the united state that that was, but as the united states would be incurred the. jefferson had designed by tom on washington of course went with what font. [inaudible conversations] caught back! ladies and gentlemen, happy birthday. and this is no ordinary bill of rights. on december 15th, 1791, the bill of rights was ratified and made part of t

. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of acres of forests across colorado. the meal of choice for several should be a sea of dwreen -- sea of green. dan is part of a team which took to the air to level the damage of forest around the state. >> it gives us an idea of what level of pests are out there. >> reporter: the spruce beetle ate its way through many acres in 2014. and the tussock moth 26,000 acres along the front range. >> then they work their way to the oldest growth. in doing so, they eliminate the tree's ability to fight it. >> reporter: the state emerged from drought conditions seen in previous years. >> last year we saw a pretty good rain year and that allowed some of these pests to work their way through a lot of these trees. >> reporter: once they do make their way, the trees become a fire hazard. >> it can cause fires to were to start in those trees, it can increase. >> reporter: the forest service says last year they treated about 17,000 acres on private lands and state lands. still, they say when it comes to dealing with these pets, there nee

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but acres aren't as high.. iowa has one point four million acres.. nationally.. there are 23 point five million acres.. and it all caps at 24 million. in recent years.. the f- acres have slowly declined.. this could be a year where net acres go up.. iowa could add another hundred thousand.. and depending on if you're a cash-rent farmer or a landowner it could be good or bad. "if you're a producer that's losing acres to crp, it's bad. that's just the way it is. if you're someone that's trying to address a resource concern, which a lot of producers are doing that for water quality. it's a good thing." the decision to put more land into c-r-p would also be an important business decision.. the iowa f-s-a uses the average crop rental rates from the u-s-d-a.. the latest are from 2013.. so higher than usual.. since crop prices have fallen.. it might make more sense to put land into conservation.. but there will be heavy competition.. iowa loses points in the general sign up because of the high value land here.. when compared to.. for example.. western states taking care

see a reduction in acres, and the fact is, look at yields, the yield potential. you're going to go to corn because that's where your most opportunity revenue side is. >> real quick before we have to go to the break, we going to have trendline yields below, above? what do you think? >> i think there's as great of risk for above trend as there is below trend. >> steve? >> yep, i would agree. i think we could potentially be below trend this year. >> joe? >> no reason to think it's going to be anything other than trendline until we get into planting and some weather. >> all right. we need to take a short break, but a lot more to talk about, so don't go anywhere. we'll be right back on brought to you by acuron corn herbicide from syngenta, putting you back in control of tough weeds. by mud hog, pioneer in hydraulic drive. celebrating 40 years of powering your harvest. 200,000 farmers know. and by kubota hay tools. forage forward. >>> welcome back to u.s. farm report. okay, bob, during the break you had you said something about 2012. i think our audience needs to hear

the average farm size inching up--gaining three acres to 441 acres on average. and almost 31 percent of all farmland was operated by farms with less than $100,000 in sales. while farms with sales of $500,000 or more operated 41 percent of all farmland. texas has the most farms followed by missouri and iowa. speaking of farmland, the federal reserve's recent land values report,

paul acre says he was surprised came to his door with automatic weapons. but when they tried to arrest acre, he resisted and threatened them with a gun. acre says he never received notice about the loan and was totally surprised by the whole thing. >> i hear this boom, boom, boom on the door, u.s. marshals. that's a lot of fire power to announce to someone that you owe a debt. not a huge debt. just a debt of any level is excessive. >> according to the u.s. marshal service. agents made several attempts to serve acre in order to appear in federal court dating back to 2012. now he has to repay the loan plus interest and foot the bill for his arrest. >>> this saturday is the dolphin's cancer challenge and cbs 4 is a proud sponsor of the annual event. thousands of riders will head out saturday morning with all routes leading back to sun life stadium for a concert celebration featuring melissa there's also a big kickoff party friday evening at sun life. to join us for a live half hour special friday at 7:00 p.m. from the party at sun life. it promises to be a lo

here in late january, the cap is 577 thousand acre feet. the lake today holds 406 thousand. with the right weather, that 171 thousand acre foot difference could be made up in a matter of days. "and when you exceed that volume, you are encroaching. you're taking away safe space." while it would be a shame in coming weeks to send water out to the ocean that we may need this summer, it's with the right weather, that 171 thousand acre foot difference could be made up in a matter of days. "and when you exceed that volume, you are encroaching. you're taking away safe space." while it would be a shame in coming weeks to send water out to the ocean that we may need this summer, it's important to remember the primary reason folsom dam was built in the first place. winter weather has caused some problems for the sky tavern junior ski program this year. but this weekend was a go... and hundreds of kids had the chance to take advantage of the fresh powder. the first three days of the ski program were cancelled due to high winds and icy roads... but conditions from this latest storm... w

it was to be about 15 acres in 1500 acres, excuse me. 1200 will be divided into quarter acre lots and the remaining 300 acres would do just fine for public buildings. jeffersons capital would take in about 20 good dwelling houses for those who belong to the government, and about as many lodging houses, and a half-dozen conference. which i'm not sure it was enough for the time -- caverns. [laughter] washington didn't think that way. we have to remember that. washington invited, invited l'enfant to come up with the plan. and the plant patty came up with, this is by the way the altered plan done by andrew ellicott. no, was 40 city -- was done for a city for about 750,000 people. at the time the largest city in the united states was wardy thousand people in 1790. ellicott's plan what you see before you is adapted from l'enfant. l'enfant words used like empire, american empire. they use words like wealth and he used the word -- he thought not of the united states as it was but as the united states would be and could be. and jefferson had designed a town. l'enfant designed a city. washingto

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but acres have slowly declined.. this could be a year where net acres go up.. iowa could add another hundred thousand.. and depending on if you'u' a cash-rent farmer or a lldowner it could be good or bad. "if you're a producer that's losing acres to crp, it's bad. that's just the way is. if you're someone that's trying to address a resource concern, which a lot of producers are doing that for water quality. it's a good thing." the decision to put more land into c-r-p would also be an important business dedesion.. the iowa f-s-a uses the average crop rental rates from the u-s-d-a.. the latest are from 2013.. so higher than usual.. since crop prices have fallen.. it might make more sesee to put land into conservation.. but there will be heavy land here.. when western states taking care of wind erosion. "and you know, their cash rental rate may only be in the $40-50 range. our they gain points based on costs. we lose points based on costs. so we're actually a little less competitive in a general signup." iowan landowners will still hahae continuous sign n up.. whi

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on those acres--acidic containment ponds expected to fill with sediment in the next few years. the cost of containing the source of the liquid is estimated at 31-million dollars. if the site is put on the priority list the federal government would pay 90 percent of the cost. but the mason valley community fears the potential stigma of the listing and the governor is asking the e-p-a to hold off for a few months to allow exploring other funding sources. nearby residents have long feared the site's threat to the ground water. the administration says, however, in the short run the site is safe and stable. and so, they say, there's time--a few months--to look for ways of avoiding that list. the old mine is already a superfund site and most of it is being managed by what was the atlantic richfield corporation 240 acre site which has no responsible party to bear the burden. though the 90 percent funding sounds attractive, there's also fear that even if it's put on the priority list that funding may not be there, but the stigma would be. the governor is asking the epa to hold off unti

the average size of farms in nebraska increased by 7 acres to 928 acres. (matt) brad's here -- it's a big day for high school wrestlers. it was a packed house in des moines for day 1 of the iowa state tournament -- highlights and interviews are ahead. and, we'll have first round action from all four classes at the nebraska state tournament. nearly 700 wrestlers will have first round matches today at the iowa high school state tournament. the class 1a grapplers were the first to hit t t mats, early this morning. yoyocan see all of the s suxland wrestlers -- still alive in the winner's bracket -- at the bottom of the scen. ktiv's sam curtiss reportsrom des moines. westwood sent 6 guys to state. of those 6, 2 are still in the hunt for a title. at 120 kody berg won a 5-0 decision and markes myers he'll face t ts guy, tanner lulugren of emmestburg i the quarters. as lundgren escapes on his way to a 11-4 win. moving up to 182 - hinton's daniel bishop. he's top ranked in that class technical fall. "getting that first one is really good," said daniel bishop, a jun

that's one acre -- that's 5,000 acres, one foot of water across 5,000 acres. actually 5,000. 500,000 acres. that's the reservoir over here. the reservoir does something unique. it will take the water that's flowing down the sacramento river during the heavy storms, put that water into the reservoir and when summer comes or the drought comes, that water can be released back into the sacramento river providing water quality issues here in the delta of california. and i'll come to that. trading flexibility on the great reservoirs, shasta, yubea, the folsolm reservoir and the big california reservoir allowing those to be modified in such a way that they are able to store water rather than releasing it down the river for fish and wildlife. it would be able to release water from that reservoir and keep the water. major problem in sacramento, the folsolm reservoir, i will have representatives in my office tomorrow saying we don't have enough water for our cities roseville and the like east of sacramento. it could provide more water in the sacramento region by keeping

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original reports 20 acres on fire and now we're getting word that it is at about 7 acres. 100 evaciogs and we're continuing to stay on top of this fire and updates after this break. >>> checking back in right now in southern california and malibu as you watch those helicopters doing airdrops there. we've been following a brush fire near the pacific coast highway in mulholland since about 3:00 this morning. and to clarify about 100 people evacuated in that area. what we're seeing in the light of day now it appears that a lot of those flames have been, fact. to get a wider perspective before really being able to know the extent of the brush fire at this point but the last reports we have are about seven acres of fire. again, this is in malibu by the pacific coast highway and evacuations mostly for a nearby camp, camp shalom. about 80 kids and staffers there and as well as some homeowners nearby and a dozen homes evacuated. we're staying on top of this. >>> it's 6:15 right now. switching gears. did you get your flu shot yet? centers of disease control and prevention says this year's vacci