Aebleskiver is a special Danish treat and tastes similar to a pancake or a donut.

Unlike Iowa, Denmark is surrounded by the sea. One way that Danish immigrants were able to hold on to their coastal heritage was by making model ships that reminded them of home. 

Windmills are an iconic example of Danish culture in Iowa. For over 150 years, Danes have used windmills for energy.

From windmills to toys, immigrants from Denmark have contributed more to American culture than you might expect. Let's visit the Museum of Danish America to learn all about it.

People with heritages from all over the world call Iowa home. 

Agriculture in Iowa can be related to crops and animals or fruits and vegetables. Iowa farmers play an important role in feeding the world. While agriculture has been a part of life in Iowa for a long time, it has changed a lot over the years. 

Maybe you have responsibilities around the house, like making your bed or cleaning your room. At Living History Farms, they show what household responsibilities looked like on a farm over 100 years ago.

Technology has changed the way a farmers do their job. For example, combines have improved a lot due to technological advancements in GPS, sensors and other features.

Farmers in Iowa are using drones to work more efficiently and ultimately save money. Check out how this technology from Rantizo is changing the way farmers work.

Farms in Iowa are often passed from generation to generation. Each generation of farmers experiences technological advances, meaning there is always a need to learn what's new. This family of farmers proves that you are never too young, or too old, to learn.