Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
Home Garden
Today's Idaho Ag News
Novices appear to have had luck with many of the crops in their gardens, despite a number of early-season setbacks according to Ariel Agenbroad, an Extension educator in Canyon County
Funny Conversation
Today's Idaho Ag News
I recently called an Idaho agency about an ag question and got a lady on the phone. She was very good and answered what I needed.
Grants for Specialty Crops
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Specialty crop projects across Idaho will soon receive funding from the Idaho State Department of Agriculture thanks to the USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant Program.
The Confusion Continues 2
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USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Division is trying to achieve clarity in its press releases.
The Confusion Continues
Today's Idaho Ag News
USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Division sent out a confusing press release about a Conservation Stewardship Program.
Precision Ag a Must
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PineCreek Precision carries the best precision farming equipment available.
Hygienic Behavior in Bees
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They're trying to develop a bee or breed into bees hygienic behavior where they'll groom each other and they'll pick these mites off.
The Future of Windpower in Idaho
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Here in Idaho, there's a lot of wind. Wind that can be farmed...by farmers.
Loan for a Silo
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Clearing up language describing a loan program for farmers.
Update on Wolf Hunt
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Idaho's first wolf hunts began September 1 with few hunters afield and reports of three wolves taken.
Wolf De-Listing
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Fish and Wildlife manager talks candidly about de-listing wolves.
Pacific NW Farmers
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Why has no-till farming taken so long to catch on in the Pacific NW?
Food Near Home is Better
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Food produced near the consumer's home is becoming all the rage in Idaho.
Windpower and Farms
Today's Idaho Ag News
Idaho ranks 13th in the nation for its wind power development potential. Select areas of Idaho are highly suitable for wind development projects.
Wrong Number
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Two widely divergent departments at the University of Idaho Ag Department have the same number.
Arsenic in Our Produce
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Recent research coming out of Boise State shows that there's lots of arsenic in rural wells and the explanation is that these wells are not drilled as deeply as wells in municipalities.
A new way of applying fertilizer.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Farmers are adopting new planting and harvesting systems and seeing the benefits of them.
Firefighting Tractor
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A firefighting tractor called the SCT2, built in North Central Idaho is a tool that provides maximum safety to firefighters by building a fire line in front of wildfires.
Dairy Pathogen Drift 2
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The scientific side of the dairy pathogen drift issue is to be addressed.
Dairy Pathogen Drift
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The dairy industry is being hit with rulemaking that could regulate the frunning livestock wastewater through irrigation sprinklers because of the potential for something called pathogen drift.
ESPA Re-Hab
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The Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer is in trouble if it is not approached from a different perspective vis a vis re-hab.
Range War 2
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Range specialist Wally Butler claims that some environmentalists in the Western Watersheds Project have abused the legal system of this country to deny ranchers their rights.