Rapidly growing pigweed threatening Idaho's crops
KIMBERLY, Idaho — A highly aggressive, herbicide-resistant weed known as Palmer amaranth is rapidly spreading across southern Idaho, posing significant challenges for crop farmers.
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How Idaho Became The Undisputed Potato Capital
If a few pioneers hadn't gotten lost on their way to planting potatoes in Utah, Idaho might not be considered the ...
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In Dietrich, a new weather station is ready to help farmers improve their crops with the water they have
Dietrich is the latest site of one of these weather stations that aim to help farmers optimize water use for crops, enhancing ...
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U.S. sugarbeet planting kicked off in March as USDA anticipates larger U.S. acreage
Growers with Michigan Sugar and Amalgamated Sugar began planting in the last week of March. USDA anticipates a 3% increase in ...
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Clark County FFA attends "State of Agriculture" meeting with Idaho Farm Bureau
Several ditch banks have been burned around here in preparation for Spring re-growth. Many folks are putting in their gardens ...