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Farm Bureau Report, Voice of Idaho Ag News

  • 9-8 FB Korea Opens Borders

    The best potatoes in the world finally accepted into Korea.

  • 9-7 FB Agriculture.com

    Successful Farming has re-engineered Agriculture.comto take full advantage of the latest interactive tools on the Web.

  • 9-6 FB Hunters and Weeds

    Remove weed seeds from pack animals, dogs, hiking boots and other gear. Carry only certified weed-free hay for pack animals.

  • 9-3 FB Bio-Tech Makes Sense

    American farmers are choosing genetically engineered crops over conventional counterparts, according to a recently released USDA report.?

  • 9-2 FB Europe Approves

    In a world full of doubt about bio-tech and genetically modified crops, Monsanto Company welcomed the European Union’s recent authorization of two of its corn technology combinations.

  • 9-1 FB Wheat Video

    The Idaho Wheat Commission (IWC) has assembled information helpful to growers on how to avoid and/or manage discounts for low-falling number wheat in a YouTube video.

  • 8-31 FB Wolf in Cow Clothing

    The El Paso Corporation announced their shocking, precedent-setting, $20 million deal with two environmental groups.

  • 8-30 FB PerforMix Merger

    PerforMix Nutrition Systems, just announced the acquisition of Provender Nutrition Resources.

  • 8-27 FB Crapo and Sugar

    Support for U.S. sugar policy is at an all time high on Capitol Hill.

  • 8-26 FB Potato Early Blight

    Early Blight in potatoes is a problem…with potential solution.

  • 8-25 FB Otter on Ag Economy

    Is it true that ag still provides one of the largest economic engines in the Gem State?

  • 8-24 FB Angry Dairies

    An almost urgent letter from angry Idaho dairymen.

  • 8-23 FB USDA Under Secretary Visits Idaho

    Deputy Under Secretary Darci Vetter, will visit the Caldwell Service Center which is at 2208 East Chicago in Caldwell, Tuesday, August 24, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

  • 8-20 FB Beef Researcher

    “The sizzle, the beef is what’s for dinner, the fact that people love beef. At the end of the day, chicken and pork isn’t something you go out on a Friday night to a steakhouse and order.

  • 8-19 FB Kid Farmer President

    Sam Mickelsen recently ran for Junior Class President at Skyline High, Idaho Falls, ID, by using a "Take you for a ride in my big green tractor" theme.

  • 8-18 FB Hi Tech Ag Otter

    High tech makes Idaho Farming the best in the world according to the Governor.

  • 8-17 FB Rural Medical Technologists

    There’s a shortage for trained medical technologists and that’s particularly true in North Idaho.

  • 8-16 FB Russian Wheat

    There are extreme drought conditions in Russia and the Ukraine - which have reduced the wheat crop and stopped grain exports from the region.

  • 8-13 FB Decreasing Antibiotics

    Government officials are taking a closer look at antibiotic use in animals.

  • 8-12 FB Mint. Up or Down

    According to Magic Valley.com, an on-line newspaper, the value of Idaho’s mint crop declined for the first time in a decade .

  • 8-11 FB Crop Insurance

    USDA Announces Expansion of the Mutli-Peril Crop Insurance Canola/Rapeseed Program.

  • 8-10 FB Pot Comment

    Response to Marijuana series.

  • Harvest 2010

    With a mini-heat wave working in favor of farmers, Treasure Valley farmers could start their 2010 harvest pretty much now or very soon.

  • 8-6 FB Retail Milk Drops

    Retail food prices at the supermarket increased slightly during the second quarter of 2010.

  • 8-5 FB New Plan for Dam

    Several months ago there was a proposal to work on the security of a canyon county dam.

  • 8-4 FB Goat's Milk

    The typical thing that brings people to raw milk is a health crisis.

  • 8-3 FB Bad Firewood

    Three states in the Pacific Northwest have teamed up to spread the word about the dangers of transporting firewood with grant funding from the 2010 Farm Bill.

  • 8-2 FB Rohrbach Grasshoppers

    We caught up with Idaho wheat, corn and hay farmer Clint Rohrbacher last week in his field and listen to what he was saying about grasshoppers.

  • 7-30 FB Too Much Ag Production

    American farmers are producing more food than ever before but agricultural research is too consumed with food production and doesn’t pay enough attention to the consequences.

  • 7-29 FB TIP program

    Dick Rush, Idaho State Executive Director for USDA’s Farm Service Agency, is encouraging Idaho Producers to take advantage of the Transition Incentives Program (TIP)

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