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IFB Salutes vets
Idaho Ag Today
Idaho Farm Bureau employees saluted hundreds of local U.S. military veterans for their service during the 13th Annual Farm Bureau Salute to Idaho Veterans.
IFB Salutes vets
Idaho Ag Today
Idaho Farm Bureau employees saluted hundreds of local U.S. military veterans for their service during the 13th Annual Farm Bureau Salute to Idaho Veterans.
Peanuts Partnering with Nascar
Southeast Regional Ag News
Ever watched those cars go round and round and round and round in Nascar and wondered what it takes to get your logo slapped on the hood? It’s a promotional project they’ve taken on at the Georgia Peanut Commission.
Kansas Wildfires and How to Contribute
Land & Livestock Report
Many throughout the West have experienced devastation caused by wildfires in the past. Recently a large wildfire started in Oklahoma and spread to SouthCentral Kansas has burned nearly 400,000 acres, hay reserves, fences and other personal property.
A Necessary but Undesirable Outcome
Land & Livestock Report
Last week the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife decided to enact lethal take on the Imnaha pack following the five livestock depredations that the pack commitment in the month of March.
Wolf Bill Awaits Governor Brown's Signature
Land & Livestock Report
In this short-session of the Oregon legislature, House Bill 4040 passed in both the House and Senate and now sits on Governor Kate Brown's desk would ratify the decision of the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission to delist the wolf from the sate list of endangered species.
Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Commission Delists Wolf from State ESA
Land & Livestock Report
There was a full room on Monday when the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Commission met to determine whether or not to delist the gray wolf from the state's Endangered Species Act.
Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Recommends Wolf Delisting
Land & Livestock Report
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife staff believe gray wolves have met the criteria to be delisted from the state Endangered Species Act and will recommend this action to the Fish and Wildlife Commission at their Nov. 9 meeting.
Wheat Gives Back Monday's Gains on Tuesday
Corn posted losses after six consecutive days of gains. Wheat saw some pressure from the strong U.S. dollar and gave back the previous day's gains.
Wheat Markets End Wednesday Mostly Lower
Wednesday's markets ended the day mostly lower for the wheat markets.
Continually Moving the Goal Post
Land & Livestock Report
So first a shout out to our affiliate radio station KJDY in John Day — I stopped by for a visit yesterday while at the Oregon Cattlemen's Association Mid-Year meeting. I spoke to OCA's Wolf Committee Chair Todd Nash and he shares more about a wolf depredation from May.
Choppy Day for Wheat Markets End Lower
It was a choppy day in the wheat markets and all wheat contracts ended lower on the day.
Lackluster and Lower Grain Markets on Wednesday
More of the same on Wednesday's grain trade lower wheat and corn prices again.
Wheat and Corn Slightly Higher on Wednesday
The grains found support from the lower U.S. dollar. However, favorable planting weather limited the gains.
Wheat Ends Tuesday Slightly Mixed
Corn and wheat closed slightly mixed with estimates near expectations in the USDA report.
Wheat Rallies on Wednesday and Corn Meanders Higher
Results from Kansas Wheat Tour which shows not so good wheat conditions helped to rally the wheat markets on Wednesday.
Tuesday Corn Closes Lower and Wheat Slight Gains
Corn closed lower on favorable planting conditions and weather with 9 percent of the corn is planted. Wheat closed with gains as dryness is still a concern in the NW Plains.
Wednesday Quiet Trading Ends Mostly Lower
Markets traded quietly lower Wednesday ahead of Thursday's USDA supply and demand report.