NW Iowa News

Rep. Randy Feenstra, a representative for Iowa's 4th Congressional District, recently shared several updates on social media regarding his activities and priorities. These tweets cover topics ranging from local agriculture to healthcare and public health efforts.

On March 3, 2025, Rep. Feenstra expressed enthusiasm about welcoming Brad Moline and his daughter Ava as guests to President Trump's joint address to Congress. He highlighted the Moline family's long-standing tradition of turkey farming in Calhoun County, which has been carried on for four generations. Feenstra noted that 16-year-old Ava is continuing this family legacy. "I'm excited to welcome Brad Moline & his daughter Ava as my guests to President Trump’s joint address to Congress. Celebrating 100 years in 2024, 4 generations of the Moline family have raised turkeys in Calhoun County & 16-year-old Ava is carrying on this amazing tradition."

Later that day, Rep. Feenstra shared news about the participation of his District Director Emily and caseworker Ann at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the remodeled Carroll VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic. In his tweet, he reaffirmed his commitment to supporting veterans and ensuring they receive high-quality healthcare services. "This morning, our District Director — Emily — and our caseworker — Ann — attended the ribbon cutting for the remodel of the Carroll VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic. I will always support our veterans & ensure that they receive the high-quality healthcare that they deserve."

In another update posted on March 3, Rep. Feenstra addressed concerns related to a bird flu outbreak affecting Iowa's egg production industry—an area where his district leads nationally. He emphasized ongoing efforts to combat this issue through strategic measures aimed at supporting producers and reducing egg prices. Additional insights were provided in his column for Western Caucus."As the Congressman for #IA04 — the top egg-producing district in the country — I'm working to combat the bird flu outbreak. Through strategic measures, we can support our producers and lower egg prices."