Idaho Ag Proud
Seed treatment and wireworms: Innovations in crop protection
Today's seed treatments target specific Idaho soil diseases, using multiple modes of action to mitigate resistance and address challenges such as wireworms, aiding growers in controlling yield loss.
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Where's the line? Understanding Idaho's boundary by agreement
The theory of boundary by agreement involves a complex legal framework, balancing formalities and practical implications. Fences, as common markers, play a crucial role in resolving boundary disputes in Idaho.
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Hemp’s future in Idaho
In just its third year, hemp has proved to be a lucrative alternative crop for some. Ongoing research focuses on herbicide effect and potential integration of hemp into potato crop rotations.
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Integrating circular bioeconomy in Idaho dairy production
Circular bioeconomy integrates circular economy and bioeconomy principles, utilizing byproducts, cover crops and manure in advancing sustainability initiatives.
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Considerations for cow herd expansions
Herd expansion demands attention to biosecurity and herd health. This article emphasizes strategic breeding, replacement selection and vaccination protocols to ensure disease prevention in your growing herd.
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