AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Wednesday Sep 29th, 2010

9-29 IAN Ruby Pipeline

Today's Idaho Ag News
It continues to stick in the collective craw of Western cattlemen that the El Paso Corporation paid two environmental groups huge sums of money to not sue them.

Tuesday Sep 28th, 2010

9-28 IAN AgBoards.com

Today's Idaho Ag News
Attention farmers around the globe: make room in your bookmarks. You now have a new favorite website.

Monday Sep 27th, 2010

9-27 IAN Farmer Week

Today's Idaho Ag News
The importance of the American farmer to our nation.

Friday Sep 24th, 2010

9-24 IAN Korea Buys ID Potatoes

Today's Idaho Ag News
The Korean market for Idaho fresh potatoes recently re-opened with the exception of potatoes grown or packed in Bingham and Bonneville counties.

Thursday Sep 23rd, 2010

9-23 IAN Gleaner Combine

Today's Idaho Ag News
We'll get a chance to hear about the new Gleaner® S7 Series combine.

Wednesday Sep 22nd, 2010

9-22 IAN Bigger Potatoes

Today's Idaho Ag News
A WSU entomologist can show you the way to grow bigger potatoes with fewer insecticides.

Tuesday Sep 21st, 2010

9-21 IAN USDA Helping Hunters

Today's Idaho Ag News
The USDA and the Farm Service Agency is trying to make things better for hunting and fishing folks.

Monday Sep 20th, 2010

Today's Idaho Ag News
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said the Environmental Protection Agency is signaling it will approve raising the ethanol blend rate in gasoline to 15 percent from the current level of 10 percent.

Friday Sep 17th, 2010

9-17 IAN Sugarbeet Economy

Today's Idaho Ag News
A recent decision by U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey White ruled against the planting of sugar beets, using genetically modified seeds.

Thursday Sep 16th, 2010

9-16 IAN Bio-Diesel in St Louis

Today's Idaho Ag News
Going green at an airport with farm produced bio-diesel.

Wednesday Sep 15th, 2010

9-15 IAN Simpson War on EPA

Today's Idaho Ag News
Congressman Mike Simpson of Idaho talks EPA.

Tuesday Sep 14th, 2010

9-14 IAN Malt Barley Down

Today's Idaho Ag News
Things are so backlogged that there's rumored to be 2009 malt barley still for sale with the 2010 crop just a couple months from being harvested.

Monday Sep 13th, 2010

9-13 IAN Otter Tax Relief

Today's Idaho Ag News
Is there any tax relief legislation possible for 2011?

Friday Sep 10th, 2010

9-10 IAN Sugarbeet Pollination

Today's Idaho Ag News
In July, U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey White ruled against the planting of sugar beets, using genetically modified seeds.

Thursday Sep 9th, 2010

9-9 IAN UN Flatulence

Today's Idaho Ag News
Arguing over livestock flatulence levels when we have wars, oil spills, a sagging economy, joblessness and homelessness at epic proportions.

Wednesday Sep 8th, 2010

9-8 IAN Milk Spills

Today's Idaho Ag News
Just what dairymen need. Is the EPA putting milk in the same category as the oil spill in the Gulf?

Tuesday Sep 7th, 2010

9-7 IAN School Lunches

Today's Idaho Ag News
The Boise School District is kicking off a Farm-to-School Program in September.

Monday Sep 6th, 2010

9-6 IAN Pacific NW Farmers

Today's Idaho Ag News
Why has no-till farming taken so long to catch on in the Pacific NW?

Friday Sep 3rd, 2010

9-3 IAN Keeping Ag $'s in Idaho

Today's Idaho Ag News
The Idaho Department of Agriculture's Idaho Preferredâ program offers a unique and easy fundraiser program that features 14 healthy products grown and made in Idaho with local ingredients.

Thursday Sep 2nd, 2010

9-2 IAN FSA Funding Tanner

Today's Idaho Ag News
USDA Deputy Under Secretary Darci Vetter recently got a first hand look at the results that can be generated with a little "stimulus money" in the form of a low interest loan.

Wednesday Sep 1st, 2010

9-1 IAN Gov Chinese Imports

Today's Idaho Ag News
In a recent conversation with Governor Otter, I had some one on one time with him and I wanted to find out if there was a positive looking future for Idaho ag.

Tuesday Aug 31st, 2010