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At the Valley/Adams County Farm Bureau resolutions meeting this past week, Rancher Phil Davis said wolves killed 6 head of cattle in a week.
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Idaho Farm Bureau Federation is offering a free new marketing program for its farmer members.
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A roundtable discussion attended by ag industry leaders from across the nation addressed a wave of lawsuits targeting hog operations in North Carolina.
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Former Green Bay Packer and Idaho dairy farmer Jerry Kramer was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on August 4th.
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During an Aug. 1 tour, Teton County residents were shown how farmers and local conservation groups are working together to protect natural resources.
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The Idaho Department of Water Resources and Irrigators dumped 1.7 million acre-feet in the Aquifer for the largest increase in 80 years.
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Faculty and leaders of the University of Idaho and BYU-Idaho ag colleges have agreed to foster closer collaboration between the two colleges.
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Hay Committee Tours Driscoll TopHay
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Heavy rain in Europe and a drought in the Black Sea region spiked wheat prices in local and national markets on Wednesday.
In Burley, elevators reported a one-day, 32-cent surge in wheat prices. John Evans of Evans Grain in Burley says the Internationa
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USDA has unveiled a $12 billion plan to protect American farmers and ranchers impacted by retaliatory tariffs on U.S. agricultural products.
Podcast
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Live cattle futures open with 20 cent gains in most contracts on Wednesday. Feeder cattle futures are up 87 cents. The CME feeder cattle index opens up 30 cents at $150.34. Choice boxes are up 31 cents at $209.95, while Select boxes are 66 cents lower.
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Wheat futures open with 4 cents gains in the winter wheat contracts. Spring wheat is down 1 to 3 cents following yesterday Monday’s report of higher condition ratings. CBOT Wheat opens at $5.37 up almost cents.
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Wheat futures open today’s session with most KC contracts 17 cents lower, with CBT and MPLS down 13 cents. September CBOT opens at $5.33 that's down 13 cents. Kansas City opens at $5.40, down 19 cents.
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Live cattle futures open mixed, with front months steady to 20 cents higher and back months lower. Feeder cattle futures are steady to up 5 cents. The CME feeder cattle index is 67 cents higher from Friday, reaching $151.12. Choice boxes are up 55 cents a
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Milk is at $14.98 per hundredweight, that's up 7 cents. Thursday morning, milk was up 9-cents!
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Wheat futures open the Thursday session with most contracts up 6 cents this morning. Sep CBOT Wheat opens at $5.70, up nearly 2 cents.
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Wheat futures tumble after an amazing double-digit Tuesday. This morning we open with 7 cent losses in most HR and SR contracts due mostly to profit taking, over in MPLS they’re opening 4 cents lower.
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Live cattle futures open up $1.67 higher. Feeder cattle futures are up $1.42. The CME feeder cattle index opens down 21 cents from at $148.92. Wholesale boxed beef values are up. Choice boxes are up 95 cents at $204.75, while Select boxes are a penny lowe
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Corn futures open the Friday session with most contracts 1 to 2 cents higher. Sep Corn futures open at $3.66 up 2 cents, Wheat futures open session well off their highs, but still 2 to 6 cents higher. Sep CBOT futures opened at $5.60 and a half that's up
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Wheat futures open the session with most KC and CBT contracts 4 to 8 cents higher. MPLS is up 6 cents. Production issues in other parts of the world experiencing dry weather helped the market higher.
Press Release
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Agriculture could be big winner in U.S.-China trade thaw
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Farmers disappointed with House vote against new farm bill
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Judge rules in favor of potato farmers in PCN lawsuit
Video
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Idaho cattle rancher Phil Davis brings new ideas to the table hoping to STOP the slaughter of cattle by wolves.
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Ranchers and public land managers are working together to improve grazing on public lands on the Salmon/Challis National forest.
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A look inside a county resolutions committee meeting with the Valley/Adams County Farm Bureau in Idaho.
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Local involvement in National Forest management planning is encouraged as most forests in the west begin to revise management plans for the future.
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The International Envirothon was held this week in Southeast Idaho. 260 Students from all over the US, Canada, and China met to solve environmental problems.
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The Nampa/Caldwell Idaho chambers of commerce select Gregg & Mary Alger as farm family of the year in Canyon County, Idaho. We visit their operation, Huston Winery on Chicken Dinner Rd.
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Volunteer leaders of the Idaho Farm Bureau Conference in McCall, Idaho
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Nuclear Seed Potato Program at University of Idaho is looking forward to a new home on the Moscow campus.
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We visit the Biodiesel Research Lab on the campus of the University of Idaho im Moscow.
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Potato science at USDA research stationin Aberdeen.