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Podcast
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Farmers and ranchers need more time to access Coronavirus aid from the USDA
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Grain markets are trending lower.
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Milk prices have lost over 3 dollars this past week. Hay continues to drop.
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Farm bankruptcies continue to rise, but the rate of new filings is slowing. Chad Smith says bankruptcy filings up eight percent from last year.
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Heatwave over, hay flat market steady.
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The summers first sustained heatwave will scorch the State well into next week. Despite that, markets are steady and milk continues to rise.
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An extensive review by the American Farm Bureau Federation concludes with recommended changes to Federal Milk Marketing Orders.
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Wheat markets down most of last week before gaining back losses on Friday. Chicago up five and a half cents!
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Milk prices have shown gains all week in Idaho. This week they gained .22-cents!
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And the U.S. red meat import situation during the first eight months of the 2020 fiscal year is looking like another trade surplus.
Press Release
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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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Farmers disappointed with House vote against new farm bill
Video
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Coronavirus Food Assistance Program has been extended to September 11th.
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Kids from the Big D Ranch south of Meridian earn school money, selling corn.
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Idaho farmers from Meridian donated a semi-truck of sweet corn to the Idaho Food Bank.
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The US Senate is pushing another Ag relief bill.
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US Dairy farmers need a voice in milk pricing.
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Dry beans in short supply as harvest gets underway, prices already double from last year.
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President Donald Trump has streamlined the 1970 NEPA act.
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The American Farm Bureau wants Congress to improve the PPP program.
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Two new bills just passed in Congress will help ranchers.
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Beef sales dramatically dropped off during the COVID epidemic, but some ranchers are using direct marketing.