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Farmers and ranchers across the nation are getting bigger, but there are fewer, thats according to the USDA’s Census of Agriculture just released and reveals that the majority of US farms are family owned.
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The American Farm Bureau Federation wants farmers and ranchers to make a stand for clean water and clear rules by showing support for the Environmental Protection Agencies new Clean Water Rule.
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Spring wheat plantings up 4 percent in Idaho this season.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue says his department is using every program available to help producers hit by floods and other disasters, but he says lawmakers need to pass a disaster bill
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Agri-business is big business in Idaho…Steve Ritter reports that spin-off Ag businesses are growing, he visited the Magic Valley for a huge new operation in Burley:
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Spring agriculture is in full swing across Idaho. In SW Idaho orchard owners are trimming fruit trees.
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Some good news on the trade front, despite trade disruptions in the second half of 2018, total U.S. agricultural exports still managed to top 2017, but not by much.
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Farm Bureau economists project higher farm income this summer.
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USDA projection for 2019 is out…with a good water year ahead for Idaho Farmers Farm Cash receipts could be icing on the cake, if everything goes well.
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The National Association of Counties has just launched a mobile app that will help get accurate information on what areas don't have access to high-speed internet or adequate cell service.
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This year fewer dairy cows will produce more milk than last year.
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The American Farm Bureau Federation has joined a large coalition in asking Congress to protect crop insurance from budget cuts.
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A month ago Idaho snowpack levels were just 74 percent of normal, But today…we have had the biggest snowpack month since February '86.
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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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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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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.