Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
10-15 IAN Beef and BSU
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Idaho Beef Council "Gets In The Game" with BEEF as BSU Game Day Sponsor
10-14 IAN Sugar in Beets
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Mark Duffin, Executive Director of the Idaho Sugarbeet Growers Association, Mark brought up the fact that sugar content in the beets might not have been measured as of yet.
10-11 IAN Iced Hops
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Apparently a company named Dakota Hops out of South Dakota has taken a run at the hops producers here in Idaho.
10-10 IAN Whole Foods
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A professor of nutrition, was awarded $4.7 million to start a program, called "The WAVE Ripples for Change: Obesity Prevention for Active Youth".
10-9 IAN Bob's Cow School
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State schools are teaming up with the industry to offer classes on how to handle animals.
10-8 IAN Lack of Cattle
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Lack of Cattle Catches up with Beef Industry.
10-7 IAN Manure Plastic
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Manure is not useless. In fact, it can be turned into biodegradable plastic.
10-4 IAN Grasslands
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A pretty nice report on the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service office in Idaho recently appeared.
10-3 IAN Canola Crush
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Jack Brown, professor in the University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Recently told me about a crushing for canola.
10-2 IAN Funding
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Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson recently voted in favor of legislation that would extend government funding at post-sequestration levels through December 15th and defund the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare.
10-1 IAN Potato Report
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I had a very nice chat with Frank Muir, executive director of the Idaho Potato Commission and asked about this year's crop.
9-30 IAN Pioneer Shutdown
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The Pioneer Irrigation District Board of Directors announced that all irrigation deliveries will end tomorrow, October 1, 2013.
9-27 IAN EPA Water
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Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson, Chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior and Environment, issued a statement on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) proposed rule which would establish federal regulatory jurisdiction over non-navigable streams
9-25 IAN Taiwan Wheat
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TAIWAN FLOUR MILLERS SIGN A $484 MILLION WHEAT DEAL
9-23 IAN Taiwan
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Taiwan is the sixth largest market for U.S. wheat, and they have purchased 520 million bushels of U.S. wheat valued at $3.27 billion since 1998.
9-20 IAN Windfarm
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Wind energy. Is it viable, reliable and something in our future?
9-19 IAN Fruit Day
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The University of Idaho annual field fruit day recently held in the Parma Research Orchards attracted over 350 people.
9-18 IAN Burned Seed
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For restoring land burned by wildfire, reseeding is often a necessary solution.
9-17 IAN Sippin'
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Tickets for Idaho's Hippest Wine and Food Event Are On Sale Now
9-16 IAN Rathrum Prairie
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Have you ever heard of the Rathrum Prairie aquifer?
9-13 IAN Workforce
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Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says his idea of comprehensive immigration reform would have to secure the border, create opportunities for an earned pathway to citizenship for those already here and focus on specific aspects of the economy.
9-12 IAN Bad Corn
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As though things aren't tough enough for beef and dairy producers, it may get even stickier in the coming months.