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Today's Idaho Ag News

  • 2-3 IAN Bean School

    Bean schools, co-sponsored by the Idaho Bean Commission and the Western Bean Dealers Association have been scheduled for January 31st and February 1st.

  • 2-2 IAN Spectacular 2011

    Idaho Agricultural Cash Receipts Post Record Year in 2011.

  • 2-1 IAN Research to Revenue

    There is a public-private partnership which is a win for all of us, and especially for Idaho and the Pacific Northwest wheat industry.

  • 1-31 IAN Wheat Marketing

    Each year - U.S. Wheat Associates conducts more than 10 trade team visits to the U.S.

  • 1-30 IAN Good Growing

    Bayer CropScience recentlyannounced the launch of Good Growing Link, a web-based tracking tool powered by food safety and traceability technology leader FoodLogiQ.

  • 1-27 IAN Barley Deodorizer

    Yet another way of tackling an age-old problem. Odor. It’s big business in agriculture, particularly if you’re in the dairy business or any CAFO operation.

  • 1-26 IAN Horse & Goat Vitamins

    Steve Twoig saw and opportunity to apply some technology where he was adding glucosamine to dog biscuits.

  • 1-25 IAN Onion/Potato Waste

    There is a dark side to processing all of this food.

  • 1-24 IAN Farmer Talk

    Farmers and ranchers, who feed our nation by going to work, hard, each and every day, always seem to have to prove themselves to the public.

  • 1-23 IAN Specialty Crop

    Applications are being accepted by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) for the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program.

  • 1-20 IAN Fancy Ladder

    How in the world do you solve a labor problem such as picking fruit out of fruit trees by building a better ladder?

  • 1-19 IAN Socioeconomic

    At what point does political correctness become laughable?

  • 1-18 IAN Taxes and Farms

    USDA’s Risk Management Agency announces the availability of a newly created website titled: Rural Tax Education.

  • 1-17 IAN USDA Diet

    Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack released USDA's new nutrition SuperTracker.

  • 1-16 IAN Wheat Meeting

    I received a press release from the Idaho Wheat Commission suggesting that there was an upcoming meeting that was important and featured a lot of research going on.

  • 1-13 IAN More Kids Farming

    So many signs point to the fact that agriculture is very strong in a week economy and as a result of that can provide wonderful opportunities for kids seeking a career.

  • 1-11 IAN Wheat Genie

    Recently chatted with Cathy Wilson who is the Director of Research Collaboration at the Idaho Wheat Commission and talk about someone who is qualified… oh my gosh.

  • 1-10 IAN Predator Control

    Recent article in the Statesman accused the cattle industry in Idaho of trying to get money from the state to fund the control of predators.

  • 1-9 IAN Corn Contest

    NCGA Announces National Corn Yield Contest Winners for 2011.

  • 1-6 IAN Cauliflower

    Our Aussie friends have come up with a new way to sell an old favorite veggy to a new and younger market.

  • 1-5 IAN Grazing Rights

    A $915 billion omnibus spending bill. Had very important ramifications for livestock producers in Idaho.

  • 1-4 IAN Importance of Fertilizer/

    We still have a way to go before the spring arrives but growers are still thinking ahead to preparing their fields.

  • 1-3 IAN Rant Response

    I did a recent report/rant on new Department of Labor Regulations proposing that children be limited in terms of the amount of work they can do on farms. I got this e-mail from a listener

  • 1-2 IAN No Steroid Corn

    Science Daily reports that a Purdue University researcher has taken corn off steroids and found that the results might lead to improvements.

  • 12-30 IAN Bryan-Bryan

    To coin an old cliché, it’s a small, small world. Particularly when that world is restricted to agriculture.

  • 12-29 IAN Beer Pub

    Alltech is an agricultural company that’s committed to the animal health and nutrition

  • 12-28 IAN Apple Outrage

    Would you go to work for between $16 and $20 per hour? If my math serves me, that’s between $2560-$3200/month.

  • 12-27 IAN Insanity

    Maybe you heard my rant last Tuesday.

  • 12-26 IAN Omnibus

    A $915 billion omnibus spending bill to fund the federal government through September 2012 recently passed Congress and is headed to President Obama’s desk.

  • 12-23 IAN Polar Ice Melt

    Recent satellite data show that 2 trillion tons of land ice in Greenland, Antarctica and Alaska have melted since 2003, indicating yet again what scientists say is global warming.

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