Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
5-10 IAN Climate Change
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A majority of Americans say that unusual weather events have occurred in the past twelve months in both their local area (56%) and elsewhere in the U.S. (62%).
5-9 IAN Farmer's
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Boise isn't the only place where Saturday morning means going shopping for locally produced foods.
5-8 IAN Graves Death Tax
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I heard the greatest representation of the estate tax also known as the death tax the other day.
5-4 IAN Gray Water
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More Treasure Valley canal water to be used for irrigation.
5-3 IAN Wyatt Animal Cruelty
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When it comes to cruelty to animals, the Idaho Cattlemen's Association has put their foot down.
5-2 IAN Invasion
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The Idaho State Department of Agriculture's Invasive species department sent out information regarding surveys for invasive pests and diseases .
5-1 IAN Asian Clams
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I don't know what's going on in Idaho when it comes to clams but for some reason they had a penchant for showing up at our door.
4-30 IAN Lower Taxes
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Simpson Supports Lower Taxes for Small Businesses
4-27 IAN Mad Cow
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As you know, the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed an atypical case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in a dairy cow in central California on April 24, 2012.
4-25 IAN Another Webinar
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A web-based grower education seminar (webinar) on World Wheat Supply, Demand, and Prices sponsored by the Idaho & Oregon Wheat Commissions.
4-24 IAN Fewer Antibiotics
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It has long been in the press and is well-known that there is great potential for a superbug to evolve because antibiotics are overprescribed by all kinds of physicians and veterinarians.
4-23 IAN Hoof & Mouth
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How do wolves preying on the ungulate population, writing a book, learning Russian, going to Mexico and foot and mouth disease all come together in one conversation?
4-20 IAN March Snow
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Jeff Anderson, NRCS Hydrologist in Boise gave me a fairly comprehensive look at snowpack in Idaho .
4-19 IAN Safe Barbed Wire
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Barbed wire, or any wire fence for that manner, can be hard to see and may be a liability to unsuspecting animals or people who are traveling at fast speeds.
4-17 IAN U of I Ag's
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Yet another reason why ag people are good people.
4-16 IAN E-Steak Tax
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In a recent conversation with National Cattlemen's Beef Association spokesman Mike Deering, he had just told me that the estate tax was something that had a very real chance of putting farmers and ranchers out of business.
4-13 IAN Waste-No-More
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Competition between companies that are trying to clean up our waste.
4-12 IAN Farm Pig App
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It was suggested that I be on the lookout for a smart phone app called the pig app.
4-11 IAN Politics & Tax
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I had an interesting conversation the other day with National Cattlemen's Beef Association spokesman Mike Deering regarding the effect of politics on the estate tax.
4-10 IAN Big Brother
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Voice of Idaho's Cattle Industry aims to Limit Unnecessary Government Regulations.