Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
6-22 IAN Terror and Ag
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The Department of Homeland Security has introduced a new security measure for chemical facilities - and it could impact the agricultural community.
6-21 IAN Solar Powered Winery
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There's a new little old winemaker in Moscow Idaho who's gone green and high tech.
6-18 IAN Better Beef Cuts
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The latest economic indicators suggest people are eating out more and that's good news for farmers and ranchers.
6-17 IAN Don Thomas
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A tribute to a fallen friend who was the beneficiary of agricultural research.
6-16 IAN Grange Reorganization
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The 106-year-old Cloverleaf Grange has shrunk to 22 members .
6-15 IAN Renewable Fuels
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American Farm Bureau Economist John Anderson: says it would seem like this would be the perfect time for renewable fuels to step in.
6-14 IAN NRCS Grazing Protection
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Landowners seeking to protect or restore grazing lands in southern Idaho can get help from the U. S. Department of Agriculture's Grassland Reserve Program (GRP).
6-11 IAN Climate Solutions
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Is there a way to be reimbursed by doing the right thing environmentally. Well if you're in Idaho there appears to be a way.
6-10 IAN Know Your Farmer
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Three Republican Senators recently criticized USDA's Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food campaign.
6-9 IAN Tree Assistance
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Assistance for orchardists and nursery tree growers with weather-related losses can now be obtained through the Tree Assistance Program (TAP)
6-8 IAN Farming vs. Golf
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Did winter come back to Idaho in May and June?
6-7 IAN Don Hale Eulogy
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Tragedy strikes the hay and forage growers of Idaho.
6-4 IAN Idaho Tomatoes
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This spring, University of Idaho Extension Educator Ariel Agenbroad of Canyon County is coordinating a Master Gardener seed grow-out and limited sales of about 200 open-pollinated varieties of tomatoes.
6-3 IAN More on Slaughterhouse Sue
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Did I ever hear from you folks on our web site aginfo.net about "Slaughterhouse Sue" Wallis.
6-2 IAN Navy Tests Camelina
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The U.S. Air Force just announced the successful flight of an A-10 Thunderbolt using a biofuel blend of camelina, mixed with conventional jet fuel.
6-1 IAN Young Farmers/
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News reports say that the traditional pattern of family-operated farms being handed from parent to child has become less common as fewer farm children choose farm careers.
5-31 IAN Importance of Fertilizer
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According to Mosaic Agronomist Dr. Dan Froehlich - it's risky to make cuts to fertilizer programs. "
5-28 IAN Self Pollinating Almonds
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This possibility could prove true as a result of the work of Agricultural Research Service geneticists who have developed new and improved self-pollinating almond trees.
5-27 IANCamelina
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Camelina can be turned into anything from bio-diesel, to feed for horses, cattle, chicken and fish.
5-26 IAN Zebra and Quagga
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Thanks to efforts made last year by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture, Idaho's state waterways are still free of the invasive species called Zebra mussels and quagga mussels.
5-25 IAN Rosy Picture for Beef
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The long term picture on beef is very positive.
5-24 IAN Farmers Good Stewards
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The NRI survey program provides statistically valid, comprehensive, and relevant data on how U.S. non-federal rural lands are being used and the natural resource and environmental conditions for these lands.
5-21 IAN WWP Sues Over Sage Grouse
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Western Watersheds people are at it again...suing the Feds.