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Today's Idaho Ag News

  • 4-5 IAN China is Ahead

    A global survey recently commissioned by the Alltech company assessed the feed tonnage of 132 countries and all species.

  • 4-4 IAN Weed Warrior

    Tim Prather uses high tech to help weed warriors streamline battles against noxious weeds.

  • 4-3 IAN Farm Estate Tax

    President’s Budget Threatens to Tax Agriculture Out of Business .

  • 4-2 IAN 2050 Food

    The world population is growing at an incredible rate, which means that people and industries alike must explore innovative ideas in order to plan for the future.

  • 3-30 IAN FFA Contest

    A contest that FFA chapters are holding.

  • 3-29 IAN Perspective

    It’s amazing how, when you look at things one way it seems right, and when you look at it another way it seems wrong.

  • 3-28 IAN Hi Tech Wolf

    Tracking wolves with radio telemetry reveals the truth concerning whether or not they prey on ranchers.

  • 3-27 IAN MGEX

    Promoting a crop report conference call.

  • 3-26 IAN Simpson Sage Grouse

    Chairman Simpson recently expressed his concern about the possibility of sage grouse being listed as an endangered species.

  • 3-23 IAN Back to Basics

    The Mosaic Company developed the free educational soil fertility resources found at www.Back-to-Basics.net.

  • 3-22 IAN Ballard Cheese

    Ballard Family Dairy & Cheese

  • 3-21 IAN Simpson BLM

    Simpson Questions BLM Director on Grazing

  • 3-20 IAN Traci Logic

    Ranchers aren’t as bad as the media and lawyers would have you believe.

  • 3-19 IAN Otter on GM

    How does Governor otter feel about genetically altered food crops?

  • 3-16 IAN Savor Idaho

    4th Annual Savor Idaho on June 10. Cold weather’s gone so pack up your winter attire, put on your flip flops and head to the Idaho Botanical Garden for Savor Idaho.

  • 3-15 IAN Idaho Water

    What is Gov. Otter’s take on the future of water in Idaho?

  • 3-14 IAN Beef Up

    A great yet very candid discussion with the executive director of the Idaho Cattle Association.

  • 3-13 IAN Water

    Water supply outlook remains bright due to ?good reservoir storage. T

  • 3-12 IAN CRP Sign-Up

    USDA Announces New Conservation Reserve Sign-up

  • 3-9 IAN Otter on Exports

    I met a guy who has been extremely successful over the years and his business is exporting hay to Asia.

  • 3-8 IAN Carbon Footprint

    Studies suggest that the carbon footprint of beef has been dramatically reduced.

  • 3-7 IAN Ag Tweets

    It seems that these days, everything is about letting everybody know what you’re doing.

  • 3-6 IAN Self Propelled

    AGCO is a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of agricultural equipment.

  • 3-5 IAN Direct Seed

    Tereasa Waterman from the Idaho Wheat Commission is one of those people who really cares about their job.

  • 3-2 IAN Use Less Water

    Use less water on your crops, if you can.

  • 3-1 IAN Niche Markets

    A growing farm community that is gender specific.

  • 2-29 IAN Chinese Shrimp

    Shrimp scampi… famous as an Italian entrée, loaded with butter, seasoning, garlic,…and maybe something else…something you don’t like.

  • 2-28 IAN Animal Feed

    Global Feed Tonnage Reaches Record 873 Million.

  • 2-27 IAN Sage Grouse ICA

    The Idaho Cattle Association (ICA) is encouraged by a U.S. District Court decision that affirms further protection of sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act is not warranted.

  • 2-24 IAN Smart Nitrogen

    Nitrogen granules that respond to the same environmental factors that regulate plant growth…that sounds awfully neat.

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