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Podcast
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How high will the grain markets go? No one knows, but what must go up will come down!
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And it's still Tax season…the deadline was extended till May 17th, The Biden Administration is proposing some changes in tax law that could benefit US Farmers.
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Domestic wheat futures are finally leveling off after double digit gains last week.
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Chicago wheat up 17-cents!
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The Chief of the U.S. Forest Service back in Washington recently discussed some of the technological and strategic advances designed to combat, and prevent, wildfires Rod Bain reports.
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Feeders open the futures session with gains of $0.65 to $1.65.
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Grain markets soar!
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Stepped-up basis in peril
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Local wheat opens up with double digit gains.
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Grain markets higher this week.
Press Release
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Farm Bureau strongly opposes dam removal plan
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Air Force training could jam GPS devices in Mountain Home area
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Idaho Winner at National Competition
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Idahoans to serve on American Farm Bureau committees
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Farm Bureau holds virtual annual meeting
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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
Video
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With planting season comes a farmers plea.
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Spud farmers in the Upper Valley have started planting.
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The Environmental Protection Agency just released new data on greenhouse gas emissions. The latest Annual Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report from the Environmental Protection Agency shows a sector by sector look at emissions.
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Albert Johnson, in Georgetown Idaho, has been playing music along with his farm operation for many years.
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On Capitol Hill, there’s a proposal to eliminate the stepped-up basis in agriculture and would have a costly impact on the nation's farmers.
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After years in the making, the Hemp Bill finally passes the Idaho Legislature.
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A restaurateur in downtown Boise has been “farming” worms for 16 years as a way to reduce food waste.
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At current rates of soil destruction, decarbonization, erosion, chemical pollution within 50 years we will diminish nutrition and loss of important trace minerals, and no longer have enough useable topsoil to feed ourselves.