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La Niña Bad for Winter Wheat, Rippey Notes
La Niña Bad for Winter Wheat, Rippey Notes
La Niña Bad for Winter Wheat, Rippey Notes
What does the La Niña weather pattern have to do with condition ratings for the current winter wheat crop? "La Niña does not particularly bode well for the outcome," said USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey. "We oftentimes see dry spring weather across the central and southern great plains.  They would ...
Wheat Seeding Up Across the PNW
Wheat Seeding Up Across the PNW
Wheat Seeding Up Across the PNW
According to NASS, wheat plantings increased 3% across the Pacific Northwest this year, while acres planted nationwide increased 2%. Idaho growers planted 760,000 acres of winter wheat for the 2022 crop, up 7% from 2021, and 6% above the 2020 crop ...
Rippey: Winter Wheat Crop Looks Similar To 2020
Rippey: Winter Wheat Crop Looks Similar To 2020
Rippey: Winter Wheat Crop Looks Similar To 2020
When it comes to the latest winter wheat conditions across the country, USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey said there is reason to pause. "This is probably the most concerning chart of the week, showing 44% of the crop rated as good to excellent, that is down 2% from a week ago," Rippey noted ...
Western House Members Ask for FEMA Disaster Declaration
Western House Members Ask for FEMA Disaster Declaration
Western House Members Ask for FEMA Disaster Declaration
After record heat and wildfires devastated many portions of the west, several members of Congress have asked President Biden to declare a drought disaster. Democrats Joe Neguse of Colorado and Jared Huffman of California, whose districts have been hit hard by drought and wildfires, joined 31 other lawmakers in the House asking the president and FEMA to release additional resources to help Western
Drought Pushing Up Feed Costs For Idaho Dairy Farmers
Drought Pushing Up Feed Costs For Idaho Dairy Farmers
Drought Pushing Up Feed Costs For Idaho Dairy Farmers
As the hot, dry summer continues, the drought is impacting Northwest crops in a variety of ways. For the Idaho dairy industry, the biggest impact is the dramatic increase in feed costs. “We’re seeing more and more competition for hay," noted Rick Naerebout, CEO of the Idaho Dairymen’s Association. "Competing with ...
NCBA to Honor Cattle Feeder Hall of Fame Inductees in August
NCBA to Honor Cattle Feeder Hall of Fame Inductees in August
NCBA to Honor Cattle Feeder Hall of Fame Inductees in August
Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame inductees and award winners will be honored in August. The event, August 9, will precede the 2021 Cattle Industry Convention and NCBA Trade Show, to be held in Nashville, Tennessee. The Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame was established in 2009 to honor the exceptional visionary men and women who have made lasting contributions to the cattle-feeding industry ...
Schrier, Fulcher Part Of Bipartisan Effort To Digitize Mapping Records
Schrier, Fulcher Part Of Bipartisan Effort To Digitize Mapping Records
Schrier, Fulcher Part Of Bipartisan Effort To Digitize Mapping Records
A bipartisan group of lawmakers unviewed legislation Monday that will direct federal land management agencies to digitize and standardize mapping records. Supporters of the Modernizing Access to our Public Land Act, better known as the MAPLand Act, says this legislation will allow hunters, anglers, and millions of other federal land users to access essential information about public lands as well
Rippey Looks At Current Pasture, Winter Wheat Conditions
Rippey Looks At Current Pasture, Winter Wheat Conditions
Rippey Looks At Current Pasture, Winter Wheat Conditions
How does the national winter wheat crop look? "We see some of the lowest rated wheat across the central and southern plains in Colorado and Texas," noted USDA Meteorologist, Brad Rippey. "Both at 29% very poor to poor. Meanwhile we have somewhat better conditions as you move in to Kansas and Oklahoma ...

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