Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
Idaho agricultural producers, dealers, applicators and homeowners who were storing unusable pesticides recently had a safe, legal and free opportunity to dispose of them.
Today's Idaho Ag News
UI professor Mark McGuire is comparing milk from the healthy breast with that from the infected one of some 20 area women in hopes of identifying disruptive pathogens.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Did you know that 30 MILLION is the number of food-size trout—12" or longer—that Idaho fish producers sold in 2009.
Today's Idaho Ag News
A video was released, a horrifically ugly video.
Today's Idaho Ag News
With the 2011 growing season now in full swing, the USDA's national agricultural statistics service will spend the first two weeks of June surveying thousands of farmers.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Eastern politicians making policy on the West.
Today's Idaho Ag News
A new USDA initiative may help agricultural producers in Idaho comply with revised Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations for on-farm oil spills.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Simpson Defunds "Wild Lands" Initiative in Final Budget Bill.
Today's Idaho Ag News
The House agriculture committee unanimously passed the reducing regulatory burdens act.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Southwestern and northern Idaho agricultural producers, dealers, applicators and homeowners who are storing unusable pesticides will have a safe, legal and free opportunity to dispose of them.
Today's Idaho Ag News
When bad things happen, farmers step up to the plate.
Today's Idaho Ag News
The USDA Farm Service Agency announced the deadline for project area proposals for the Biomass Crop Assistance Program (BCAP).
Today's Idaho Ag News
Ag producers, there's a lot more to fertilizing your fields than meets the eye.
Today's Idaho Ag News
New guidance practices for sampling, lotting and testing beef products were released recently.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Thursday, April 28th, is Raise the Steaks Against Hunger day at the Treasure Valley's finest restaurants.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Over the last year there has been a lot of turmoil in the world wheat market.
Today's Idaho Ag News
I talked with Vince Matthews from the local NASS office and this is what he had to report about all the rain and cold weather we have had in Idaho this year.
Today's Idaho Ag News
You realize that what you're producing brings you a dime on the dollar in terms of what's collected at the grocery store.
Today's Idaho Ag News
Profit in agriculture is based on what a producer pays vs. what a producer sells for.
Today's Idaho Ag News
While growing up during the 50's and 60's, my friend Dan used to drive down to the southeastern part of Kansas to buy peaches from orchards around Wichita.