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More potatoes are shipped to North Idaho.
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In the COVID-19, ranchers continue to work and adapt.
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Milk production is up over last year at this time.
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Gary Lemmon shares his experience of owning an operating his business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In the great potato lift of 2020, heros emerge from donation effort.
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The world wheat supply and demand report is out. Wheat supply is projected down, deman is expected to be down.
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The USDS announced they will free up more than $1.2 billion in contracts with Farmers to supply food for the Families Food Box Program.
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In the time of COVID-19, Idaho ranchers are still ranching.
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In the grand scheme of things, farming is more important now than ever.
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As the gates have opened, and the canals are filled with water, please remember to stay away from them to keep you, your children and pets safe.
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US Ranchers continue to produce beef, despite low prices and supply line issues
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Congress just appropriated $310 billion of additional cash to the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program and an additional $60 billion for the Economic Injury Disaster Loan program.
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Healthy, fresh produce is a lure for shoppers. Yet SE Central District Health Department cautioned shoppers to wash their food, warning shoppers to wash fruit and vegetables to get the pesticides off, that's rankled farmers.
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With a massive potato surplus, Southern Idaho farmers are donating potatoes to food banks in North Idaho.
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Idaho county farm bureaus donated more than 50-thousand pounds of potatoes to North Idaho Food banks on Monday.
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The Coronavirus Food Assistance Program includes $3 billion of commodity purchases for food banks.