Dryland farming and practices related to it, have been around for centuries. Yet modern innovations and technologies are being increasingly incorporated into research to address
The National Alfalfa & Forage Alliance is out with its 2022 Alfalfa Variety Ratings. NAFA President Beth Nelson said the annual publication is a useful
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 boards of directors for the U.S. Wheat Associates and the National Association of Wheat Growers met last week in Kansas City. Supply chain issues
This was the first week growers in Idaho could apply for a license to grow hemp. The Gem State recently had its Hemp Plan approved
The pace of winter wheat planting remains generally on par with the five-year averages in most major production states. “In terms of winter wheat emergence,
It is not too late to respond to the 2021 Hemp Acreage and Production Survey. The survey, conducted by NASS, collects information on the acreage,
If you have wheat to sell, then for you are sitting in a good position. USDA Outlook Board Chairman Mark Jekanowski said futures prices, of
When it comes to winter wheat plantings nationwide, 87% of the crop is in the ground. “We did have some delays early on due to
Hemp production will soon be a reality in Idaho. On Monday, the Idaho state Department of Agriculture announced that the USDA has approved the state’s
Sad news from the world of wheat. The U.S. wheat industry lost a pivotal member of the family last week. Dr. Craig Morris, director of
Late last week, the USDA awarded Washington State University $4,853,908 to benefit the Pacific Northwest hop industry. The funds, which were part of the Specialty
