Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
AgSense Sold
Today's Idaho Ag News
Lots and lots of agricultural producers victimized by copper theft in their irrigation systems.
Cheese and yogurt
Today's Idaho Ag News
72% of Idaho's milk cows are located in Southern Idaho.
Grain to the Saudis
Today's Idaho Ag News
Corn for camels. Idaho grain producers may have an opportunity to open a whole new market.
Dairy Boom
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Idaho is on track to surpass New York state as the nation's third largest milk producer after California and Wisconsin.
Cryptosporidium
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The week of August 24th, raw goat milk was produced, sold and distributed by Treasured Sunrise Acres in Parma.
Foreign labor
Today's Idaho Ag News
The importance of immigrant labor in the dairy business.
Rain and Wheat
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Never has the old adage "when it rains it pours" been more true than for southern Idaho.
Organic versus Nonorganic Milk
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A study that showed "While there are differences in how cows are treated on organic farms, health outcomes are similar to conventional dairies.
Canola Projections
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The USDA Announces Projected Prices for 2015 Crop Year Canola
Skin Cancer
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A significant threat to the farm population's well-being is skin cancer.
Multi Peril
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USDA is Reminding Pacific Northwest Producers of the Upcoming Crop Insurance Sales Closing Deadlines.
Propane Irrigation
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Propane irrigation engines are very cost effective.
Storage Rot
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The late blight that has been discovered in Bingham County.
Klamath Bird Observatory
Today's Idaho Ag News
Klamath Bird Observatory is a scientific non-profit organization that achieves bird conservation in the Pacific Northwest and throughout the migratory ranges of the birds of our region.
Supplemental Coverage
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Supplemental Coverage Option Available in the Pacific Northwest.
Irish Potato Blight
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Seed potato specialists have discovered late blight in potato crops in Bingham County.
Grain-Train Backup
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National Farmers Union President Roger Johnson told me in a recent conversation that grain farmers may be in a heap of trouble this fall and might end up having to dump their harvest on the ground.
Grain Dumping
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NFU Calls the Ability to Deliver Grain Shipments by Rail at Harvest 'Substantially Inadequate'
EAJA Again
Today's Idaho Ag News
Lawyer fees related to environmental groups who are trying to stop the management of wolves.