In this podcast, editors and reporters discuss a family farm that’s invented a better apple, the global thirst for new dairy-based beverages, a legal ruling that may dramatically limit the use of antibiotics in livestock, the science of long-term weather patterns and the latest legal settlement between an environmental group and federal agencies.
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Idaho and Mexican bean industry representatives are negotiating the sale of hundreds and possibly thousands of tons of Idaho bean seed to Mexico in Boise. In a speed-dating type format, 13 Mexican bean industry representatives from four states are moving from table to table.
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Idaho farmers and ranchers should gear up now to fight a looming 2014 animal welfare ballot initiative, an official with a national group that represents ranchers said.
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Idaho researchers have released details of a state management plan intended to minimize damage caused by zebra chip, a potato disease that first arrived last season in the Pacific Northwest.
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The Humane Society of the United States says it will file a first-offense animal cruelty ballot initiative in Idaho in 2014 if an animal welfare bill introduced in the Idaho Legislature doesn't get signed into law.
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Dairy industry analysts forecast a challenging 2012 second quarter as dairy commodity prices continue to soften because of large milk supplies and shrinking demand.
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