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Shalani Wilcox from Menan, Idaho describes the ins and outs of participating and winning Idaho Farm Bureau's first high school discussion meet.
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US Farm Ecnonomy: "Its tough out there," according US Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue. Farm income is half what it was 5 years ago, he said Wednesday in Capitol Hill hearings.
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February bought abundant snow to Idaho’s mountains and especially to the mid-elevations. February precipitation so far is 270% of average in the Boise and 350% of average in the Little Wood and Big Lost basins.
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Nearly 60 organizations including the American Farm Bureau Federation sent a joint letter to Congress this week supporting repeal of the estate tax.
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In honor of Owyhee County ranch wife Mary Blackstock, we re-post a story about an annual event she hosted on the Blackstock ranch that brought great joy to Mary. Mary passed away on February 22, 2019 at home.
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Idaho wheat prices are flat—despite the fact that it was an excellent
year for Idaho wheat farmers. Yields were good…but prices have hovered just above the break even point. U of I Economist Garth Taylor says there's too much wheat in the world market an
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Secretary Perdue had no new announcements about Chinese purchases of US ag products, but he did express optimism about the way the talks are going.
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An Idaho company has announced plans to build a 200,000 square-foot milk facility in Twin Falls.
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A $7 million plan to modernize University of Idaho's Parma ag research center was unveiled to farm industry leaders Feb. 21.
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Several national media outlets are reporting that China has agreed to purchase an additional $30 billion worth of U.S. agricultural products.
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Net farm earnings are projected to be lower in the first half of 2019 than they were in the first half of 2018.
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Idaho’s 25,000 farms and ranches produce more than 185 different commodities, and we’re ranked in the top 10 in the U.S. for production of more than 25 crops and livestock.
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Farmers this year and for several years could face continued low commodity prices and rising debt loads.
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The American Farm Bureau awarded Senator Mike Crapo the AFBF's Friend of Farm Bureau Award for his efforts during the 115th Congress.
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Farm Bureau commits $100,000 toward agricultural research center
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Technology and quality broadband connections help farmers and ranchers better manage their operations.