An Iowa farm has been in his family for a century. He just beat Trump’s pick by running against pesticides and big ag

Zach Lahn has emerged as a surprising Republican nominee for Iowa governor, defying expectations by campaigning against pesticides and large agricultural corporations, issues that resonate deeply with many farmers. His unexpected rise is supported by high-profile endorsements from RFK Jr.'s MAHA PAC and Turning Point, highlighting a growing discontent with the traditional agricultural practices favored by Trump's pick. This shift signifies a broader movement within the Republican party towards more environmentally conscious and grassroots-oriented policies, potentially reshaping the future of agricultural governance in the state.