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The latest USDA crop report has done little to assure commodity markets of the size of the 2019 harvest.
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Idaho’s 2019 wheat harvest is behind schedule but farmers say quality is good and yields about average.
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Drought conditions and heat in Europe, Russia could boost US wheat exports.
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Gov. Brad Little answered questions about agriculture Aug. 2 during an interview with Idaho Farm Bureau Federation.
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Tour highlights how farmers, conservation groups working together.
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Interior Department announces ESA changes
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Idaho's 2019 potato crop is expected to be smaller.
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The Idaho Barley Commission's fiscal year 2019-2020 budget is heavy on research.
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Canals and ditches are not waste disposal systems.
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The US reached a beef export agreement with the European Union.
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Idaho Farm Bureau Federation members encouraged to stay unified.
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Farmers throughout much of the state may be in for a weedy growing season.
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Dairy West has donated a new refrigerated truck to the Idaho Foodbank.
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Idaho's wheat harvest is underway, some 10 days late due to a cold, wet spring.
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Wheat is the top crop in the Pacific Northwest in terms of total acres.
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The USDA released details of the second trade mitigation package designed to help farmers impacted by trade wars.