In this podcast, editors and reporters discuss mysterious crop circles in Washington state and a Department of Labor crackdown on berry farms that some are describing as extortion.
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Friday, August 10, 2012
We come in peace — Podcast for Aug. 10, 2012
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Friday, May 04, 2012
Podcast: Budget cuts are not fair friendly
In this podcast, editors and reporters discuss California’s fair crisis, the Labor Department’s U-turn on child labor regulations, an upcoming court hearing on genetically modified sugar beets, and a new development in a lawsuit challenging an international agreement on the softwood lumber trade.
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Friday, February 03, 2012
Podcast: Backyard chick demand, child labor on family farms, and an FFA tractor raffle
In this podcast, editors and reporters take a look at businesses riding the wave of demand for backyard chickens, the federal government's shifting stance on child labor on family farms, and a tractor raffle to raise money to help send Idaho FFA members to college.
To order raffle tickets for the 1952 John Deere B and three-point sprayer, call 208-861-2467 or e-mail Laura Wilder at lwilder@idffafoundation.org.
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