Today's Idaho Ag News
Today's Idaho Ag News
3-27 IAN Poor Spud Logic
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A conversation that will make everybody in agriculture angry.
3-26 IAN Cattle are Amazing
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The Idaho Beef Council (IBC) has just launched the fourth annual educational program called Cattle are Amazing which is developed for Idaho's K-6 grade youth.
3-25 IAN Ag-Gag Response
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Sometimes when you cover a story as a reporter, you get caught in the middle.
3-24 IAN Ag-Gag
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According to an AP story, a coalition of animal activists, civil rights groups and media organizations is suing Idaho in federal court over the new law so-called ag-gag bill that makes it illegal to secretly film animal abuse at agricultural facilities.
3-20 IAN Feds and Water Rights
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House passes legislation preventing agencies from hijacking water rights through land use permitting.
3-19 IAN Quaggas
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FIRST QUAGGA MUSSEL INFESTED BOAT OF THE SEASON INTERCEPTED
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3-18 IAN EPA Blocked
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Simpson Protects Farmers from EPA Privacy Violations
3-17 IAN PCN Eradication
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"PCN poses a real threat to our state's most iconic crop and keeping the eradication program on track is critical to maintaining and growing export opportunities," said Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson.
3-14 IAN Incubating Wine
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if you have a lot of grapevines on your property with dreams of turning them into wine? Incubate
3-13 IAN Onion Culls
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March 15th is the deadline for disposing of cull onions.
3-12 IAN Controlling Weeds
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A computer program developed by University of Idaho weed scientists is designed to simplify herbicide selection and prevent development of herbicide resistant weeds and damage to future crops.
3-10 IAT CWD Transmission
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Can chronic wasting disease jump to humans?
3-7 IAN Horseback to Snowboard
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Idahoan Kaitlyn Farrington won the women's snowboard halfpipe in the recent Sochi Olympics competition.
3-6 IAN Do Something
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There is a national tide rolling in and it is truly concerning given that it is attacking agriculture.
3-5 IAN Wind Fertilizer
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Fertilize your crop with nitrogen made at home with wind energy.
3-4 IAN Input Optimization
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At this point in the year, growers are beginning to think seriously about 2014 crop input decisions.
3-3 IAN Beef Predictions
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Some predictions concerning what is going to happen to the beef industry.
2-28 IAN Soil Fungus
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Aphanomyces root rot, is a disease that can cause 100 percent crop yield losses in peas.
2-27 IAN Induced Defense
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The University of Idaho, Certis and the Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides are all collaborating in the use of induced resistance as part of an IPM program for disease management in potatoes.
2-26 IAN Rangeland
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The Idaho Rangeland Resource Commission (IRRC) is dedicated to providing scientifically-based educational materials to Idaho teachers.
2-25 IAN Drought Proofing
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As the implications of prolonged drought continue to threaten agricultural productivity throughout the Western United States, growers must adapt new regimens and techniques to overcome water shortages and continue to produce healthy, nutrient dense crops.
2-24 IAN Civil War Wool
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An annual event on sheep ranches across the West is shearing the wool from the sheep.