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A bill that would help resolve a long-running court battle over how flood control releases from the Boise River system should be accounted for is sailing through the Idaho Legislature.
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Idaho is one of the biggest and most diverse Ag producers in the US.
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Wheat prices rebound, both nationally and locally!
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Meet the Wrigley's 2018 YF&R Achievers from Idaho.
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Farmers eligible for disaster assistance under several Farm Service Agency programs now have more time to sign-up.
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Payette county rancher Luke Pearce honored as YF&R 2018 Achiever
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Several hundred Idaho FFA students attend annual "Cenarrusa Day on the Hill."
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Potato market, cattle market trending up with marginal gains.
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Potato prices have been flat since October, but that could change come spring.
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The Idaho Farm and Ranch Museum is a treasure trove of agriculture archeology.
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Idaho water users wrap up annual meeting.
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Idaho Water Users annual meeting held in Boise.
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Despite a steady dose of storms this winter, snowpack levels are just 70 percent of normal.
On to the markets:
Corn futures open the Friday session with most contracts 1 to 2 cents lower.March corn futures in Chicago starts up at $3.77, down 1cen
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At the Idaho Water Users Association meeting this week in Boise the message was loud and clear to users: Snowpack throughout Idaho is below normal for mid-January—and is especially low in a band across the southwest and south-central part of the state tha
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Idaho snowpack just 70% of normal.
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Wheat futures open with most winter wheat contracts up 2 cents higher.