Kossuth County
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Search complete. 11 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Kossuth County".
Oct 16, 2026
We Bear God's Image: What Do We Owe Caesar, and What Do We Owe God? – Deacon David Penton – 10/16/2026
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0:44Mark CampbellHOST
And, uh, what parish do you belong to, uh, there, Deacon?
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0:47David PentonGUEST
Yes, I belong to or minister at Divine Mercy Parish, uh, all of Kossuth County and West Bend, so we have seven churches in our parish.
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0:55Mark CampbellHOST
Wow.
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0:55David PentonGUEST
Along with being a deacon, I am the coordinator of diaconate formation here in the diocese.
FULL SHOW - The Catholic Morning Show - 10/16/2026
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9:38Deacon David PentonGUEST
Parish.
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9:38Deacon David PentonGUEST
Yes, I belong to or minister at Divine Mercy Parish, uh, all of Kossuth County and West Bend.
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9:44Deacon David PentonGUEST
So we have seven churches in our parish.
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9:46Deacon Mark CampbellHOST
Wow.
E47 | Aluma’s Next Chapter: Growth, Succession and Staying in Iowa | Made In Iowa
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1:14Leisa FoxHOST
[instrumental music] Welcome to the Made in Iowa Podcast, presented by Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
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1:27Leisa FoxHOST
I'm your host, Leisa Fox, and recently I spent two days in Kossuth County interviewing amazing manufacturers in the area.
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1:37Leisa FoxHOST
I hope you enjoy the conversations as much as I did.
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1:40Leisa FoxHOST
[whooshing visual effect] Mike Lloyd, CEO of Aluma Trailers.
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1:56Leisa FoxHOST
Welcome to the studio.
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1:57Leisa FoxHOST
We are recording from Iowa Lakes Community College in the Teets Entrepreneurial Center.
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2:06Leisa FoxHOST
I wanna thank Kossuth County Economic Development, Todd Ferris, uh, who coordinated a two-day festival of manufacturing [laughs] here in Algona and beyond.
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2:22Leisa FoxHOST
You have 100 employees in Bancroft, and your town population is what in Bancroft?
E47 | Aluma’s Next Chapter: Growth, Succession and Staying in Iowa | Made In Iowa
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1:38Leisa FoxHOST
I'm your host, Leisa Fox.
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1:40Leisa FoxHOST
And recently I spent two days in Kossuth County interviewing amazing manufacturers in the area.
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1:49Leisa FoxHOST
I hope you enjoy the conversations as much as I did.
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1:52Leisa FoxHOST
Mike Lloyd, CEO of Illuma Trailers.
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2:07Leisa FoxHOST
Welcome to the studio.
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2:08Leisa FoxHOST
We are recording from Iowa Lakes Community College in the Tietz Entrepreneurial Center.
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2:17Leisa FoxHOST
I want to thank Kossuth County Economic Development, Todd Ferris, who coordinated a two-day festival of manufacturing here in Algona and beyond.
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2:34Leisa FoxHOST
You have 100 employees in Bancroft, and your town population is what in Bancroft?
The Incredible Logistics Behind Corn Farming | Wendover Productions
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1:49Sam DenbyNARRATOR
Their economy is the fuels that envelop them, is the crops they grow, and so their spacing is dictated by the amount of people that these fields that separate them can reasonably provide for financially.
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2:00Sam DenbyNARRATOR
974 of these squares combined represent Kossuth County.
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2:04Sam DenbyNARRATOR
Of those, a full 355 are dedicated to the cultivation of soybean, while even more, 475, are used to grow corn.
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2:14Sam DenbyNARRATOR
Therefore, this county, as large as the country of Luxembourg, uses some 85% of its area for the singular purpose of growing these two crops.
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2:24Sam DenbyNARRATOR
The reason why is because Kossuth County and its neighbors are powerhouses in the world of agriculture—crucial food production resources not only for Iowa, not only for the United States, not only even just for North America, but for the entire world.
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2:41Sam DenbyNARRATOR
For a farmer living and working, say, here, a four-mile drive outside of Bancroft on an average-sized farm, the process of feeding the globe, supporting the American economy, powering the local community, and providing for their own families starts anew every spring, when they sit down at the kitchen table, flip to April in their calendar, and decide exactly when and exactly what they're going to plant.
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3:02Sam DenbyNARRATOR
Now, of the 23,195,000 acres planted in Iowa in 2021, 23 million acres were filled with soybean or corn.
E46 | Country Maid’s Next Recipe: Smarter Manufacturing, Stronger Nonprofits and Retail Growth | Made In Iowa
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1:14Leisa FoxHOST
[upbeat music] Welcome to the Made in Iowa Podcast, presented by Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
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1:27Leisa FoxHOST
I'm your host, Leisa Fox, and recently I spent two days in Kossuth County interviewing amazing manufacturers in the area.
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1:37Leisa FoxHOST
I hope you enjoy the conversations as much as I did.
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1:41Leisa FoxHOST
Darin Massner is the CEO of Country Maid, and there was a time in my life that there was a very little short time that I didn't have Country Maid in my freezer [laughs].
E46 | Country Maid’s Next Recipe: Smarter Manufacturing, Stronger Nonprofits and Retail Growth | Made In Iowa
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1:26speaker_3ADVERTISER
Wellmark shows up for you so you can show up for life.
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1:37Leisa FoxHOST
welcome to the made in iowa podcast presented by wellmark blue cross and blue shield i'm your host lisa fox and recently i spent two days in kossuth county interviewing amazing manufacturers in the area i hope you enjoy the conversations as much as i did darren massner is the ceo of country made and there was a time in my life that there was a very little short time that I didn't have country made in my freezer.
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2:13Leisa FoxHOST
I had people coming to my door all the time selling for fundraisers.
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2:18Leisa FoxHOST
And I got the great opportunity to come to West Bend, Iowa yesterday and tour your amazing facility.
Stats Canada Production Forecast Too High + Xi Stroke?
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8:09MoHOST
It's very difficult to understand where the yields are landing.
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8:14MoHOST
But, you know, that northwest, Kossuth County, central, north central Iowa, are very big producing corn regions and from corn.
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8:28MoHOST
clients of ours in that area it's average at best they were looking for 240 250 they're getting 200 so that what I'm trying to get is these yields in Iowa and Illinois for both corn and beans are holding up the average yield and I'm hearing better results out of beans, but what I don't understand is why did the corn yield drop in September to 178.5, but yet the bean yield increased 52.8 by 0.1? I don't think weather was that ideal for soybeans, so we'll have to wait and see.
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9:09AbhinashHOST
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