Foxes live all over the world, and Iowa is home to two of those species. How well do you know them? Although there are more than 20 species of foxes, the red fox is decidedly the most common. What kind of fox lives in Iowa? A certain red fox has also frequently been seen roaming …
Black Bears have no legal status in Iowa Code, thus they are not protected by any Iowa laws. Therefore it is legal for Black Bears to be harvested by any method or means possible. However, the Iowa DNR does not promote harvesting Black Bears if they are not exhibiting a direct threat to human safety …
Currently there are a few managed herds of bison in Iowa, though none are managed by the Iowa DNR. If you’d like to see some roaming bison, two places you can go are Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge near Prairie City and Broken Kettle Grasslands (managed by The Nature Conservancy) north of Sioux City. Where …
corn. Iowa’s main agricultural products are corn (maize), soybeans, hogs, and cattle, and Iowa ranks among the leading states in the production of the first three commodities. What is Iowa the largest producer of? Known to produce one-fourteenth of the nation’s food supply, Iowa is the largest producer of corn, pork and eggs in the …