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A new bill on Capitol Hill will bring a much-needed delay to the problematic electronic logging device mandate for certain drivers, which is set to go into effect in December, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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As the eclipse nears, Washington County officials are bracing for the crush of people expected to gather under the path of eclipse totality.
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Grain markets are mixed this Friday morning, December corn futures are up a half cent at $3.71 1/2. December Chicago wheat is down 1 1/4 at $4.67 1/2. December Kansas City wheat down 2 3/4 at $4.73. December spring wheat down 5 1/4 at $7.20 and 3/4.
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The Northern Plain drought continues with very dry conditions and hopes to get in a decent crop of hay in the Dakotas, Montana, Kansas and Nebraska are fading in the heat.
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Agriculture leaders call for tax reform on Capitol Hill.
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Solar eclipse '17
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As the 2017 grain harvest starts, grain storage is tight
Podcast
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The Idaho Transportation Department wants to stress safety and mobility for residents and visitors, so they’re suspending most highway construction and maintenance starting this Saturday through Monday, where traffic is impacted.
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Grain markets are lower across the board this Monday morning, December corn futures are down 4 1/4 at $3.70 1/2, December Chicago wheat is down 7 cents at $4.60 , December Kansas City wheat down 8 1/2 at $4.60 and 3/4 December spring wheat down 18 3/4 at
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The great eclipse is just a week and a half away. Washington County is working night and day to get ready for the crush of people that they’re expecting to visit them.
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Grain markets are higher this hazy smoky morning. December corn futures are up 3 1/2 cents at $3.84 1/2. December Chicago wheat us up 2 1/2 cents at $4.85. December Kansas City Wheat is 2 3/4 at $4.90 and the spring wheat is up higher in the December cont
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Welcome to the Weekend Market report, Combines are rolling across the state this sunny Friday morning. Local bids are moving lower today in the futures market The weather is just too good across Idaho and the Midwest.
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Grain harvests are underway across Southern Idaho and while the market is showing signs of picking up, storage is going to be tight, I talked to John Evans of Evans grain out of Burley:
“Farmers are in a bad spot in terms of storage of grain mainly bec
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Grain markets are lower across the board this Monday morning, December corn futures are down 5 1/4 at $3.82 3/4, December Chicago wheat down 4 1/3 at $5.01 3/4. December Kansas City wheat down 4/1/2 at $5.03 3/4. The December spring wheat down 6 3/4 at $7
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Grain markets are mixed across the board this Friday morning, December corn futures are unchanged at $3.87, December Chicago wheat up 4 1/2 at $5.09 and 1/4. December Kansas City wheat up 5 3/4 at $5.13 3/4. The December spring wheat up 3 1/2 at $7.50.
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July 12, 2017 Idaho Farm Bureau
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There is change brewing on the Idaho range.
The Idaho Department of Lands wants to modify the grazing rate charged to ranchers on Idaho Endowment Lands and rancher Cody Chandler wants ranchers to get involved by commenting on the rate change on the Depa
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Big crowd expected in Weiser area on August 21st for the solar eclipse.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wants the Bureau of Land Management to look at different ways to open up more sage-grouse habitat to grazing, oil and gas development.
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Its show season across Idaho! 4-H Groups across the state are showing everything from Livestock to canning projects. We visited the Minidoka County Fair in Rupert and caught up with the Nalder family.
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A drone captures wheat harvest along the Snake River in Eastern Idaho.
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Swathing Hay at Steve Christensen farm near Shelley, Idaho.
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A day in the life of Idaho farmer Tracy Walton as the crop harvest season gets underway.
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Beranna Dairy is operated by the Bernie Teunissen family. They're the 2017 Canyon County Farm Family of the year.
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This block of chardenay vines at Bitner Vineyards was planted 36 seasons ago. But a closer look reveals no grapes on the vine.
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Bitner vineyards in Sunnyslope is hosting two exchange students from Ireland and they're studying bees.