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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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Technology and quality broadband connections help farmers and ranchers better manage their operations.
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Sheep rancher Frank Shirts is busy lambing 7 thousand ewes this week. He’s talking about spring turnout and summer grazing challenges on public lands in part 2 of our series.
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Spring crop growers can now select the Multi-County Enterprise Unit as part of their crop insurance coverage for acreage in two counties within the same state:
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Will the new Farm Bill dairy program relieve some of the stress in the dairy industry?
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Livestock producers dealing with extreme cold and snow conditions in winter face challenges in providing adequate water supplies for their animals.
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Corn futures saw fractional gains in most contracts on Wednesday. Corn opens up in CBOT $3.78 up a quarter cent.
Wheat futures open the Thursday session with most contracts 2 cents higher. KC is closed 2 cents higher following five consecutive sessions
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Idaho Governor Brad Little addressed the IFBF Legislative Conference.
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US Job report: employment numbers helping US Economy and Agriculture.
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The Polar Vortex is cooling Idaho after a mild winter thus far.
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Trump talks trade
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USDA playing catchup on Farm Bill implementaion.
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Meteorologists refute goundhog day forecasts, many think we have 6 more weeks of winter in the West.
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After a series of storms, Idaho snowpack is building.
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Wheat prices rebound, both nationally and locally!
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Farmers eligible for disaster assistance under several Farm Service Agency programs now have more time to sign-up.