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Over 160 farms, food, and agriculture organizations today sent a letter to the White House Coronavirus Task Force calling for the federal government to take additional steps and devote new resources to help farmers, ranchers, and growers across the countr
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President Donald Trump and USDA Secretary Perdue announced the second round of aid through the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
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The American Farm Bureau Federation and 13 state Farm Bureaus are asking Congress to give federal land management agencies additional tools and resources to prevent and recover from catastrophic wildfires.
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Podcast
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Cool morning temps with frost in the upper valley goes hand in hand with a cool wheat market this Monday morning.
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Friday Front-month cattle futures are trading with 35 to 57 cent gains this morning. And Feeder cattle futures are trading with 30 to 65 cent gains.
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Idaho Sugar beet harvest is underway, temps have been warm and progress is just ahead of last year. We asked USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey, about this year's beet harvest nationwide:
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Wheat and corn finish strong last week, will strong prices continue.
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Wheat futures open to double-digits gains this morning, led by CBT's Soft Red Winter. Chicago winter wheat futures open the session up by 14 cents. KC winter wheat traded 9 cents higher.
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New data shows the wheat crops of two nations are very good, so much that they could greatly add to already record world-wheat production numbers and supplies.
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Record yields will increase the world wheat stocks in 2020.
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Local wheat continues to trade strong.
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The COVID-19 pandemic created a record gap between what consumers pay for beef and pork and the money received by farmers.
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Corn futures continue to climb.
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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Idaho farmers are starting to harvest corn and the corn market has rallied.
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The Idaho Farm Bureau along with the American Farm Bureau and 11 other Farm Bureaus want US lawmakers to support the Emergency Wildfire and Public Safety Act.
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North Idahoans got to visit a working ranch over the weekend. Bob Smathers was there and captured the event.
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Two teachers in Hagerman, Idaho, are combing traditional ag science and technology with culinary training and skills. Legislators from the area got an up-close look at the program.
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Yields on the Palouse are expected up to 20-percent higher than last year.
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The 2020 dry bean harvest is underway in Washington County.