El Nino forms; by winter, odds are it will be ‘very strong’
Condition could produce warm temperatures and low snowpacks A weak El Nino has formed, but by winter it could be “very strong,” according to the…
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Environmental group sues to protect native Western ridged mussel
The Center for Biological Diversity on June 9 sued the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to decide whether native Western ridged mussels should…
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USDA scientist: Diversify management to combat herbicide-resistant weeds
More growers seem to be trying new things to combat herbicide resistance in weeds, a USDA researcher says. Farmers ask USDA weed research scientist Olivia…
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Taproots Farm Hub builds momentum toward incubator goal
Taproots Farm Hub formed in 2025 with a goal to create a southwest Idaho incubator that enables emerging farmers to build viable operations amid continued…
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USDA announces enrollment and payment details for specialty crop aid
Payments could be issued starting in early June The USDA has announced the enrollment period and payment rates for the Assistance for Specialty Crop Farmers…
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