Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
7-18 IAN S.V. Extremists
Today's Idaho Ag News
Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson, recently moved the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act through committee.
7-16 IAN Cyanide Grass
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Toxic Bermuda grass killing cattle in Texas. What does that mean for Idaho ranchers?
7-13 IAN IAN Mary Rohlfing
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Among the advantages of small- and mid-sized family farms is their ability to adapt quickly to new markets and meet the heightened demand for local and sustainably raised food.
7-12 IAN Firefighting Tractor
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Throughout the summer and fall Western States constantly live in fear of wildfires which wreak environmental havoc.
7-11 IAN Toxic Mushrooms
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Porcini, Shitake or plain old Button, I love eating mushrooms.
7-10 IAN Storing Spuds
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Believe it or not, there's a whole science devoted to the issue of potato storage.
7-9 IAN Starving Cows
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A different look at the pressure that confronts dairy producers in our state.
7-6 IAN Beetle Birth Control
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Many Forests Feeling the Heat from Climate Change
7-5 IAN WIC Vote
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Congressman Simpson's amendment allowing for fresh potatoes in WIC program is successful.
7-4 IAN Noxious Weeds
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Idaho has about 800 of the nations 2,000 weed species.
7-3 IAN Dairy Lactation
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Why do dairy cows have to have calves? Doesn't milking them all the time for production keep them lactating?
7-2 IAN Livestock Risk
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Livestock Programs Available in the Pacific Northwest
6-29 IAN Q Again
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The other day we discovered in Idaho that a case of Q fever had been detected.
6-28 IAN What's Pulse
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There is a big to-do about the health benefits associated with pulse crops and their introduction to school lunch programs. But what does pulse mean?
6-26 IAN Cowboy Poet
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Would you like to meet a real cowboy. I've got not only that, but a Cowboy poet to boot.
6-25 IAN Sugar Farm Bill
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The farm bill has been very good for Idaho's sugar program.
6-22 IAN Artificial Insemination
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Artificial insemination and its role in the dairy business.
6-20 IAN Did You Know
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Every once in a while I get a press release from the University of Idaho's agricultural and life sciences college. It has all of these nifty little fax that they title... Did you know? I thought I would give you a few because they're interesting.
6-19 IAN Pest Misting
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A solid set canopy project has been designed for fruit orchards in the Northwest.
6-18 IAN Cider Culture
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Where can hard cider connoisseurs roam the countryside, traveling from estate to estate and sampling the artisan crafts of local producers?
6-15 IAN Wine Science
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I have 3 friends who have vineyards in their own yards. Some are more successful than others and I will tell you why .