Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Eradication program shows signs of success - AgMinute for October 24, 2014


A state eradication program reduced the Japanese beetle population in Boise by 58 percent this year and officials are confident the invasive pest can be eliminated from Idaho before it reaches any cropland. Visit www.capitalpress.com for more information.

Monday, October 27, 2014

U.S. dairymen adding cows on good margins - AgMinute for October 23, 2014


U.S. milk production was up 4.1 percent in September over year-ago levels, boosted by 78,000 additional cows and increased per cow production of almost 2 pounds. Click here for the full story

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Idaho dry bean industry sets sights on Costa Rica - AgMinute for October 22, 2014


Idaho's dry bean industry sees Costa Rica as one of its best potential new markets and the Idaho Bean Commission will use a $18,000 specialty crop grant to try to make inroads into that Central American nation. Click here for the full story

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

WTO panel rules COOL detrimental to Canada, Mexico - AgMinute for October 21, 2014


A WTO compliance panel on Monday ruled an amended U.S. country of origin labeling measure has a detrimental impact on imported Canadian and Mexican livestock. Click here for the full story

Monday, October 20, 2014

Crisis group addresses Idaho grain losses - AgMinute for October 20, 2014


A crisis response group convened by Idaho's Speaker of the House is trying to find ways to help growers in Southern Idaho deal with the huge losses in wheat and barley production they suffered this year due to unusually heavy August and September rains. Click here for the full story

Wanted: People to advise Washington on wolves - AgMinute for October 17, 2014


The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife seeks members for its panel to advise the agency on wolf recovery. Click here for the full story

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