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The cost of Thanksgiving is down in '20!
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Corn is up 13 cents going into Thanksgiving week.
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Corn opens the Friday session steady in the front months. Dec. 20 opens up this morning at $4.23, up 2 cents,
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Producers of every commodity in the meat sector will boost production in 2021.
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All three major wheat markets traded lower this week. Chicago finished the week nine cents lower with the December contract 42 cents lower than it traded on the 23rd of October.
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Wheat, corn down. Milk, cattle up.
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USDA crop estimates are surprisingly low.
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This past week turned out to be very volatile in nations grain markets.
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Milk remains steady with above 20-dollar market prices, wheat up across the board.
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Over the past month, the commodities market has been a rollercoaster ride. Forecasting the market situations for most crops is iffy because the markets are so dynamic at the moment.
Press Release
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Military training could impact GPS devices in Bruneau area
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Idaho Farm Bureau Federation announces new CEO
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Farmers Donate Spuds to Food Banks
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Farm Bureau 80th Annual Meeting
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Air Force training could jam GPS devices in Bruneau area
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Idaho Voters Support Change to State Initiative Process
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Farm Bureau commits $100,000 toward agricultural research center
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All four members of Idaho’s congressional delegation have earned the AFBF’s Friend of Farm Bureau Award.
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The U.S. dairy industry is one of the big winners in the revamped North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Agriculture could be big winner in U.S.-China trade thaw
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Oakley's Paul Marchant new Cassia County Farm Bureau President.
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A just-released survey conducted by the American Farm Bureau finds that a majority of Americans believe farmers and ranchers are feeding the world in a sustainable way.
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A final H-2A farm labor rule announced this week by the Department of Labor, now gives farmers predictability in farm employee wages.
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In Idaho and across the nation, The estate tax exemption level expires in 2025.
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Chandler ranch of Weiser deals with the Woodhead fire, they want Forest managers to take note that grazing and thinning help Forest health.
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The American Farm Bureau's Farm Dog of the year contest has a finalist from Idaho.
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Changes in the 2018 farm bill and COVID-19 have cost Idaho and the nation's dairy farmers millions of dollars. The change to the milk pricing rules did not proceed through a formal rulemaking process. Newton says farmers are likely to consider potential i
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Staff from the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation and Mutual Insurnace Company tour Raft River Farms and Hegler Dairies to learn about emerging technologies.
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