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Fremont County farmers celebrate American Farm Bureau's Centennial
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Dealers, manufacturers and industry personnel from several different equipment brands will be on hand to have a discussion and answer questions during the events.
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Thousands of acres of crops were still in the field when a bitter cold snap hit Idaho.
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Farmers and neighbors helped each other harvest potatoes in an effort to try to beat a bitter cold snap.
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Members of a Chinese trade team visited Idaho to learn about the state's malt barley industry.
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President Donald Trump has announced an initial trade deal with China that could greatly benefit U.S. farmers.
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A working group consisting of Farm Bureau grassroots leaders and other contributors from the Farm Bureau family prepared the report after broad consultation with industry and academia.
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U.S. Forest Service employee Chris Colt is concerned with the cutting of the new stock fences going up on the West Fork of Mink Creek.
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A self-described technology nerd, Milo Call designed and built a remote control system for farm irrigation that does not require cell phone service and monthly charges.
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Wolf livestock depredations hit another record.
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Several thousand people attended the inaugural Treasure Our Valley festival in Caldwell.
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Total U.S. net farm income is projected to increase 5 percent in 2019.
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According to USDA's Farm Service Agency, U.S. farmers planted 128,000 hemp acres in 2019
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Reforms of the ESA will improve the law’s effectiveness.
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Crowd counts are up at the Boise Farmers Market despite the market moving to a new location in 2019