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Managing harvest and homework

Summary by Iowa State Daily
With 13.5 million acres of corn and 9.45 million acres of soybeans in Iowa alone, according to the United States Department of Agriculture, many hands are needed to harvest before winter sets in.  September through early November, farmers are at their busiest season as harvest is in full swing. Harvest becomes a full-time operation for all involved, as a workday can run longer than 12 hours.  Students across campus find themselves heading home t…
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Managing harvest and homework

With 13.5 million acres of corn and 9.45 million acres of soybeans in Iowa alone, according to the United States Department of Agriculture, many hands are needed to harvest before winter sets in.  September through early November, farmers are at their busiest season as harvest is in full swing. Harvest becomes a full-time operation for all involved, as a workday can run longer than 12 hours.  Students across campus find themselves heading home t…

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Iowa State Daily broke the news in on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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