Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
The nation’s largest oil refiner has made a bid to take control of several corn-based ethanol plants.
Today's Idaho Ag News
A Fish and Game wolf expert discusses wolf de-listing
Today's Idaho Ag News
The Governor takes a state's rights approach to managing wolves.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Consumers are trading down in their cuisine. Traci Odonnell, Executive Director of the IDC explains: “Consumers are changing their shopping behaviors in response to higher prices.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Beth Geagan, ultimately wants to create a network for Idaho farmers to sell their locally raised food to Idaho consumers.
Today's Idaho Ag News
BSU Farm professor David Wells who is also a former farmer and still is a rancher. He gives financial planning, marketing and business strategies advice to Idaho farmers free of charge. His number will be presented at the end of this report.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Potato stocks held by growers, dealers and processors in Idaho in February totaled 64 million gross hundred weight
Today's Idaho Ag News
The month of February has proved to be something of a bust when it comes to snowfall in Idaho.
Today's Idaho Ag News
How will the uncertain economy affect Idaho farmer’s planting intentions this spring? And… Will the increasing demand for bio-fuels continue to impact crop acreage?
Today's Idaho Ag News
Stories have been bouncing all around the cattle industry of late regarding some of the challenges confronting Idaho’s cattle ranchers.
Today's Idaho Ag News
The recent case of 43 cows found dead in a pasture may be a symptom of the times.
Today's Idaho Ag News
There are strict laws about hiring undocumented workers to do good jobs that apparently American born workers are not willing to do.
Today's Idaho Ag News
In their final days, the Bush Administration attempted to make it easier for farmers to hire what they termed foreign field workers.
Today's Idaho Ag News
The Farm Bill is complicated...just ask an expert.
Today's Idaho Ag News
California’s huge Central Valley is the site where a vast amount of this country’s fruits and vegetables are grown. It is now in a drought.
Today's Idaho Ag News
The Dean of the U of I's extension services says that some cuts may be coming
Today's Idaho Ag News
BST has been taken away from dairy farmers...Carbon footprint enlarged
Today's Idaho Ag News
Even though ethanol is a viable fuel it is having financial trouble.