Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
SURE Jan 4th
Today's Idaho Ag News
USDA has implemented the new Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments program (SURE) in accordance with the 2008 Farm Bill.
Irrigation School
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The Idaho Irrigation Equipment Association is sponsoring the 2010 Idaho Water Supply Outlook on Jan. 7.
Producers to Consumers
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What message can producers deliver to consumers in order to solidify mutual trust?
Farm Estate Taxation
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At the end of 2010 estate taxes will come back but at a very low exemption level, one million dollars per person and a very high rate, 55 percent.
Zero Drift Tolerance
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The Environmental Protection Agency is considering new regulations that would make it much harder for growers to use those products on their crops.
42nd Annual Potato Conference
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42nd Annual Potato Conference Jan. 20-21 in Pocatello.
Cattle Rustling in Idaho
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When the economy's depressed, people are looking for a quick buck. You go out there and pick up a few cattle a week and if you can get away with selling them, that's what they're looking at.
Better Beef Marbleing
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Researchers are now examining new feeding strategies that will allow for the development of cost effective, high quality beef that consumers crave.
Animal Units
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Bingham County commissioners recently held a public hearing to discuss the 13th draft of a controversial zoning ordinance that's been in the works for three years.
Milk in the McCafe
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The dairy check-off's multi-year partnership with Mcdonald's delivered a major success with the launch of McCafe.
Getting Rid of Clog
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Kleen Flo™ is a water soluble blend used to prevent emitter plugging.
Idaho Water Users
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Idaho's largest water user group will hold its 72nd annual convention January 19-21 at the DoubleTree Riverside Hotel in Boise, the Idaho Water Users Association announced today.
Pesticide Permits
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The American Farm Bureau Federation has petitioned the Supreme Court to review a case that could have a tremendous impact on the nation's farmers.
Dairy and Domino's
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The recent dairy check-off meeting in Texas revealed how partnerships are helping to drive sales of milk and dairy products.
Rain-Good or Bad
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There is a very rosy weather picture portrayed for us up here in the great Northwest, by national meteorologist Brad Rippey. But some don't agree.
No-till Farming
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The no-till system is a farming system where we replace tillage by either crop rotation and/or herbicides. It takes a lot less time to spray out weeds than it does to do a tillage operation on those weeds.
2009 FB Meeting-Agenda
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The 70th Annual Meeting of the Farm Bureau convened last week and it turned out to be a glowing success.
Producer Message to Consumers
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Ag producers your most important connection and, for that matter, relationship...is the connection between you and the almighty consumer.
Campaign School
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Potential candidates for public office recently gathered at the annual Idaho Farm Bureau Campaign school.
Dehydrated Potatoes
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U.S. Potato Board was looking at the potential for delivering dehydrated potatoes to the hungry of the world.