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Sugar Beet Plantings Well Ahead Of Schedule
Sugar Beet Plantings Well Ahead Of Schedule
Sugar Beet Plantings Well Ahead Of Schedule
As we get closer to the conclusion of sugar beet plantings, nationally 91% of the crop is in the ground.   “ is  far ahead of the five-year average of 69% and slightly ahead of last year's 90%," noted USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey.  "Sugar beet p...
Parrott: Tour Good For Local Farmers, EPA
Parrott: Tour Good For Local Farmers, EPA
Parrott: Tour Good For Local Farmers, EPA
Last month, the Snake River Sugarbeet Growers Association hosted their 2nd annual EPA Crop Tour.  From August 11th-14th, Idaho’s farming community hosted staff members from the EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs.  Samantha Parrott, Executive Director of the Snake River Sugarbeet Growers Association, noted all of Idaho agriculture was on display during the three-day event.   “So we showcased water.
USDA: Sugar Beet Harvest On Par
USDA: Sugar Beet Harvest On Par
USDA: Sugar Beet Harvest On Par
The USDA released it’s first numbers from the 2024 sugar beet harvest earlier this week.  USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey said things look good nationally in the early stages.   “Nationally, 8% of the crop has been harvested.  The five-year average is...
NASS: Barley, Chickpeas Acres Set To Drop This Year In Idaho
NASS: Barley, Chickpeas Acres Set To Drop This Year In Idaho
NASS: Barley, Chickpeas Acres Set To Drop This Year In Idaho
According to NASS farmers across Idaho intend to plant a little more wheat and hay in the year ahead, but in response, producers plan on planting less barley, sugar beets and corn in 2022. The March 31st, NASS report also shows Idaho growers plan to reduce the amount of chickpeas and dry beans planted this year ...
NWFCS: Profitable Returns Expected For PNW Row Crop Growers
NWFCS: Profitable Returns Expected For PNW Row Crop Growers
NWFCS: Profitable Returns Expected For PNW Row Crop Growers
As we conclude our six-part quarterly commodity snapshot series, we turn to Northwest row crops. Bill Perry, Vice President at Northwest Farm Credit Services said their outlook suggests slightly profitable returns for onion growers. “The short supply of remaining onions positions Northwest producers to receive favorable prices for early season onions. Whil ...
Expectations For Area Row Crops Mixed Into 2022
Expectations For Area Row Crops Mixed Into 2022
Expectations For Area Row Crops Mixed Into 2022
Today’s Northwest Farm Credit Services quarterly commodity snapshot series takes a look at row crops across the PNW. Bill Perry, Vice President at NWFCS, said their 12-month outlook projects that contract potato producers will be profitable. ...
Despite Heat, Drought, 2021 A Good Year For Idaho Sugar Beet Growers
Despite Heat, Drought, 2021 A Good Year For Idaho Sugar Beet Growers
Despite Heat, Drought, 2021 A Good Year For Idaho Sugar Beet Growers
The summer was one for the record book here in the Pacific Northwest. But despite unprecedented heat and drought, one industry that fared very well was sugar beets. Brad Griff, Executive Director of the Idaho Sugar Beet Growers Association, says he was pleasantly surprised how well the beets weathered everything 2021 threw their way ...
Sugarbeet Growers Talk Policy During Virtual Fly-In
Sugarbeet Growers Talk Policy During Virtual Fly-In
Sugarbeet Growers Talk Policy During Virtual Fly-In
Legislation to help Sugarbeet growers in all 11 beet producing states was one of the main topics during the American Sugarbeet Growers Association’s recent virtual fly-in. Luther Markwart, executive director of ASGA, said he and the organization worked to educate lawmakers about sugar policy and the issues impacting growers. Bet ...
Value of Idaho Ag Up 4% In 2020
Value of Idaho Ag Up 4% In 2020
Value of Idaho Ag Up 4% In 2020
According to NASS, the value of agricultural production in Idaho hit $8.4 billion in 2020, up 4% year over year; the value of Idaho’s crop production in 2020 was $3.61 billion, up 8% from 2019. The value of livestock production in 2020 totaled $4.79 bi ...

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