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Bingham water lawsuit
Idaho Ag Today
An Idaho farm family that has worked the same land in Bingham County for generations is suing the Idaho Department of Water Resources.
IDWR and the Binghams
Idaho Ag Today
Ruling in water rights case reinforces new mitigation plans, protects farmers.
June Wheat Field Days
Colorado Ag Today
The annual wheat field days will be here so. Happening at multiple locations at varying times between June 9th and June 15th — at 11 different locations.
CSU's Crop Development Forum
Colorado Ag Today
The opportunity for crop advisors and ag producers to participate in a high level discussion of multiple crops for Colorado is happening in several weeks at the Colorado State University Crop Development Forum.
Request for Sunflower Performance Trials Entries
Colorado Ag Today
Colorado State University and Extension specialist Dr. Jerry Johnson says companies participation is critical to the success of these hybrid sunflower performance trials.
Corn Crop Update
Colorado Ag Today
As of last Sunday according to the NASS weekly crop report, 25 percent of Colorado corn crop had been harvested, that is well below the five year average of 41 percent in terms of acres which has been largely due to moisture in corn-producing areas.
New Meat Science Facility
Land & Livestock Report
One of the region's leaders in meat sciences, is University of Idaho's Meat Laboratory and includes Vandal Brand Meats a full service butcher shop which employees students. The program is getting a new and much deserved facility
Local Food Movement Has Made a Difference For Small Meat Processors
Land & Livestock Report
As more and more consumers seek out local food options, smaller and local meat processors have seen an increase in new customers becoming acquainted with a butcher/meat processor.
Challenges Facing Dairy Producers Now and in Future
Farm of the Future
A Senior USDA Ag Economist says dairy producers could see some relief from the cost-price squeeze toward the end of 2013 - if there's better weather, bigger corn and soybean crops and lower prices for those crops.