Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
8-1 IAN Quagga
Today's Idaho Ag News
All Idaho Invasive Species inspection stations are now open and 18 mussel fouled watercraft have been intercepted this season.
7-27 IAN Sid on FFA
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FFA is a fabulous organization and local farmer Sid Freeman is very involved with them.
7-26 IAN E Coli Bohach
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University of Idaho microbiologist Carolyn Hovde Bohach was named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
7-25 IAN Idaho Apples
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Some statistics for you compliments of the National Agricultural Statistics Service here in Boise regarding apples.
7-21 IAN Weed Resistance
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Genetic modification for corn, alfalfa, sugar beets and who knows what's next.
7-19 IAN Idaho Wheat Exports
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Could the Japanese become close partners with US wheat farmers and executives?
7-18 IAN CRP Haying
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Haying and grazing according to the Farm Service Agency.
7-15 IAN Beef Audit
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2011 Beef Quality Audit Underway, Producer Input Needed.
7-14 IAN Mr. Dwyer
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Garrett Dwyer, is a Nebraska rancher who recently travelled to Washington D.C to participate in a nationwide fly-in.
7-13 IAN Wyatt on GIPSA
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The proposed rule, commonly referred to as the "GIPSA rule," is aimed at breaking up what supporters say is meatpacker market power.
7-12 IAN Milk Rules
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RULEMAKING TO ESTABLISH RULES GOVERNING MILK AND CREAM PROCUREMENT AND TESTING.
7-7 IAN Wyatt on GIPSA
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Cattlemen scored two big victories in Washington, D.C., a few weeks back.
7-8 IAN Wheat Funding
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The Idaho Wheat Commission met in Post Falls, Idaho to finalize the budget for FY 2012 and to elect officers.
7-6 IAN Etanol pressures beef production
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The EPA, subsidizing energy reforms, things like that that are putting a harsh burden on the beef industry.
7-5 IAN Weeds Beating Crops
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Weeds don't seem to be affected much by the cool weather that we have had, not like the crops.
7-4 IAN Noxious Weeds
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Idaho has about 800 of the nations 2,000 weed species, most of which are alien to the state and have been introduced from other regions.
7-1 IAN UV Research
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Exposure to UV light does not kill pathogens, but it damages their DNA.
6-30 IAN Herpes Epidemic
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What is the latest on the equine herpes outbreak?
6-29 IAN Better Beef Cuts
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About a year ago there was a doom and gloom picture on the subject of beef.