Articles Tagged with ''Idaho''
Idaho wheat growers face zinc deficiency, losing 3.5 to 4 bushels per acre annually. Immediate zinc availability is crucial for improving seedling vigor and maximizing yields.
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Equipment write-offs: There’s more to it than you might think
Buying equipment at year-end for tax deductions requires considering depreciation timing for the most benefit. Utilize bonus depreciation, Section 179 or a combination of the two to manage deductions strategically, balancing current and future financial impacts.
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Alfalfa and the wrangle for Western water
Alfalfa, a high water-consuming crop, plays a crucial economic role in Idaho's agriculture, providing benefits such as soil health and supporting the dairy industry despite criticism over its water usage.
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The evolution and future of modern agricultural pesticides
Modern pesticides have boosted agricultural efficiency and yields, reducing labor while controlling pests. However, regulatory pressures and inevitable pest resistance highlight the need for integrated pest management and new technologies.
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Alfalfa genetics and management techniques that extend stand life
The longevity and profitability of an alfalfa field depend on maintaining a stand density above six plants per square foot, influenced by genetics, initial density and management practices that minimize plant stress.
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Concerns and considerations around BLM’s Public Lands Rule
The BLM’s Public Lands Rule emphasizes conservation, posing challenges and opportunities for livestock producers. Successful outcomes depend on producers’ collaboration with the BLM, showcasing conservation efforts and engaging with the public.
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Knowledge is the best insurance: An overview of Livestock Risk Protection
Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) insurance helps cattle producers manage market volatility by setting a price floor without capping upside potential, ensuring stability and peace of mind.
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