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Idaho Specialty Crop Program Offers Nearly $2M Statewide
Idaho Specialty Crop Program Offers Nearly $2M Statewide
Idaho Specialty Crop Program Offers Nearly $2M Statewide
The Idaho state Department of Agriculture’s annual specialty crop block grant program was much more popular in 2020 compared to just a year earlier. ISDA said 17 different projects were awarded $1.8 million, specifically to help specialty crop growers across the state. The ...
Idaho Ag Production Up 6% To $8.25B
Idaho Ag Production Up 6% To $8.25B
Idaho Ag Production Up 6% To $8.25B
The value of Idaho agricultural production in 2019 hit $8.25 Billion, up 6% year over year. The rankings of the top nine commodities remained unchanged from 2018. Coming in at $2.86 billion milk remains the leading agricultural commodity in the state ...
NWFCS Anticipates Breakeven For Onion, Slight Profits For Spuds
NWFCS Anticipates Breakeven For Onion, Slight Profits For Spuds
NWFCS Anticipates Breakeven For Onion, Slight Profits For Spuds
As we continue our six part quarterly commodity snapshot series, we look at area row crops. Bill Perry Vice President of Lending and Insurance at Northwest Farm Credit Services said the expectation for onions is below breakeven prices. “COVID-19 fears and onion quality issues are negatively impacting current prices. Howe ...
WSU, WSDA Asking Producers To Participate In Soil Survey
WSU, WSDA Asking Producers To Participate In Soil Survey
WSU, WSDA Asking Producers To Participate In Soil Survey
Washington State University and the state Department of Agriculture are conducting a survey focused on soil health, but they need your help.  WSU and WSDA are working together to develop a soil health index.  The project will use in-field measurements and soil samples to analyze overall soil health, as well a background on practices that may affect soil health.  Partici...
NOA Receives $4M Grant To Combat Bacterial Disease
NOA Receives $4M Grant To Combat Bacterial Disease
NOA Receives $4M Grant To Combat Bacterial Disease
On Wednesday, the National Onion Association announced it had been awarded $4 million from the USDA Specialty Crops Research Initiative to combat bacterial disease.  NOA’s Rene Hardwick said the funds will  be used to help 24 researchers in 12 different states, in an effort to stop rot, which she pointed out can hit onions in any stage of the game.   “So, t...
NOA Receives $4M Grant To Combat Bacterial Disease
On Wednesday, the National Onion Association announced it had been awarded $4 million from the USDA Specialty Crops Research Initiative to combat bacterial disease.  NOA’s Rene Hardwick said the funds will  be used to help 24 researchers in 12 different states, in an effort to stop rot, which she pointed out can hit onions in any stage of the game.   “So, there’...

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