Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
8-21 IAN Alfalfa Seed Pilot
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RMA Reminds Producers of Expanded Availability of Forage (Alfalfa) Seed Pilot.
8-20 IAN Juan Garcia Visit
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Top level Farm Service Agency administrator visits Idaho for the 1st time.
8-17 IAN Sapphire Energy
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Sapphire Energy is a San Diego-based company that has, written on its website in bold letters, That time is now to decrease our dependence on foreign oil.
8-16 IAN ISDA Marketing
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Got a nifty idea for an agricultural product?
8-15 IAN FSA Drought
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Farm Service Agency bigwigs take a closer look at the drought.
8-14 IAN Farm Bill
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Farm groups and policymakers including the folks at the Idaho Farm Bureau are greatly disappointed by the fact that Congress has elected not to vote on the farm bill before their break.
8-13 IAN Recipe Contest
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Idaho Celebrates Farmers Market Week with Recipe Contest Winners.
8-10 IAN Superbugs
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Biological adaptation. In many cases it is stronger than science.
8-9 IAN Wheat Prices
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I had a conversation the other day with executive director of the Idaho Wheat Commission, Blaine Jacobson, and he had a very good report on the wheat crop across most of Idaho.
8-8 IAN Crop Insurance
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USDA Reminds Pacific Northwest Producers of Fall Crop Sales Closing Dates.
8-7 IAN Death Tax Repeal
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Representative Kevin Brady of Texas sponsored the Death Tax Repeal Permanency Act - which now has 218 co-sponsors in the House - and has released an updated study proving how harmful and ineffective the Death Tax is.
8-6 IAN Mounted Planters
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Kinze Manufacturing is re-emerging in the mounted planter business with two new mounted planters for the spring 2013 season.
8-3 IAN Simpson Rules
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The U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 4157, the Preserving America's Family Farms Act.
8-2 IAN Innovation Center
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Many organizations, companies and measurement experts are trying to find a solution to the challenge of sustainability, and so is the U.S. dairy industry.
8-1 IAN Otter Fires
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In the face of lawsuits from the environmentalists, the BLM has decided to rule against domestic sheep in the Lemhis after this year.
7-31 IAN FSA Haying
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New flexibility in the Farm Service Agency's Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) rules will allow more counties to authorize emergency haying and grazing on Conservation Reserve Program lands.
7-30 IAN Corn and Drought
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Based on predictions from all the experts last year, corn was a winner.
7-27 IAN Vineyard Growth
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I have often laugh about using the expression Nampa, not Napa.
7-26 IAN 7 Interview Tips
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7 Things Not to Say During a Job Interview
7-25 IAN Flying EPA
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According to the Idaho Statesman, Midwest ranchers have never been enamored with environmental regulators, but they really began to complain after learning that federal inspectors were flying over their land to look for problems.
7-24 IAN Limagrain
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Global Seed Company, University of Idaho Agree on Novel Wheat Pact.
7-23 IAN Millenials
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Generation Y's Guide To Working With Older Generations.
7-20 IAN HSUS/ICA
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Humane Society of the United States and the Idaho Humane Society are not necessarily on the same page when viewed by the Executive Vice President of the Idaho Cattle Association.
7-19 IAN Sheep Safety
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There are a lot of sheep in the mountains of Idaho.