Rep. Randy Feenstra

Ethanol accounts for 57% of Iowa’s corn crop, helping produce fuel, feed, and valuable co-products used around the globe.

Year-round E15 is essential to ensuring Iowa farmers can remain competitive and continue expanding markets for long-term success.

Thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts, Republicans are boosting take-home pay by $1,300 for millions of tipped workers.

Proud to help deliver no tax on tips.

Last week, Iowans let me know they strongly believe we must support rural moms access to quality labor and delivery care.

That’s why I was proud to introduce the Rural MOMS Act, to ensure expecting mothers in our rural communities have access to high quality maternal care.

Renewable fuels contribute nearly $5.4 billion to Iowa’s GDP.

E15 is a commonsense win for farmers, families, and producers!

Agriculture is the economic engine of Iowa, and our farmers and producers work long hours and make unseen sacrifices to feed and fuel our country. Those sacrifices can take a toll on our farm producers.

That’s why I made sure my Farmers First Act was included in the Farm Bill, to fully fund the Farm and Ranch Assistance Network, ensuring our farmers and producers have the support they need in times of crisis.

Trump Accounts are live today!

Eligible children can receive a $1,000 federal contribution, allowing families to invest in the next generation and build long-term financial opportunity.

Thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts, Iowa producers will save $400 million thanks to affordable crop insurance premiums.

This is a real win for our producers.

I want to thank Iowa Corn Growers Association President Mark Mueller for sharing his support for the House passing year-round E15. I look forward to getting this legislation to the President's desk!

Great news for our producers! U.S. pork exports have reached $1.2 billion in value, reaching new markets across the globe.

I applaud President Trump's efforts to grow markets for American agricultural trade!

U.S. pork exports continued to grow in key global markets. In the first 2 months of 2026, exports reached $1.2 billion, up 4% by value. Growth in Mexico and stronger sales to Japan and South Korea supported continued demand for U.S. pork.