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Market news: Soft white basis weakens in Portland.
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Wheat made slight gains this past week after a week of losses earlier this month.
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President Biden spent most of Monday in Boise learning about about the worsening wildfire situation. Gary Crawford reports:
Fall in Idaho not only means harvest, but for the Idaho Farm Bureau its Resolution season…Policy resolution meetings have been h
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World wheat supply up, domestic prices fall.
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Corn futures and wheat futures down slightly for the week.
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A new court ruling out of Arizona is casting doubts on the new WOTUS rule.
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Local wheat opens in the black, up 5-8 cents above last week.
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After weeks of huge gains, corn and wheat make moderate gains.
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EPA sets up hearing meetings, heatwave breaks, bees make a comeback.
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Cattle markets open strong, while wheat weakens.
Press Release
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National farm industry leaders to visit Idaho, learn about dams
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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
Video
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An Idaho family buys a high school and homeschools their kids in the majestic old building.
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Farmers and the American Farm Bureau are taking concerns about the Stepped-up basis and WOTUS to Congress.
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District Resolution meetings are wrapping up, the next stop: State Resolution Meeting in Boise.
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Idaho ranch fights unreasonable searches by the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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The USDA projects that net farm income will be up in 2021.
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With Congress recessing, The Farm Bureau says that the August recess is a good time for farmers and ranchers to advocate for agriculture.
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Members tell why they like Idaho Farm Bureau.
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Despite drought conditions, Idaho commodity market prices are on the rise.