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Business in bloom: Flowers present new challenges

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By Gene Lucht
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Business in bloom: Flowers present new challenges

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By Gene Lucht
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LAMONI, Iowa — When Chad and Katie Hensley decided they wanted to farm, they knew they needed to find a niche. They could use a few acres Chad’s father owned, but they couldn’t afford a large tract of land or a lot of heavy machinery — so they decided to grow flowers. “I got interested in produce and cut flowers because you could get a return that first year,” Chad explains. And so began Big Creek Farms, a small farm operation on just a few acres outside of this South Central Iowa town.
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Tax cuts top Legislative priority list for Iowa Republicans

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By Gene Lucht
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DES MOINES — Iowa legislative leaders made it clear going into this year’s session that they are still more interested in cutting taxes than raising taxes, despite a difficult state budget situation. The 2018 legislative session kicked off Jan. 8, but a few days before gaveling in, legislative leaders met with reporters to discuss priorities as part of a event hosted by the Associated Press.
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