Idaho Ag Proud
Dirt moved, walls going up at Idaho CAFE site
Workers were scheduled to start pouring a pair of walls for the milking parlor in December, and in January, steel supports will be inserted into the new building’s footings.
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3 steps to a smoother loan application process
Gather essential documents, comprehend the five C’s of credit and be proactive in submitting complete paperwork for a smoother and quicker loan application process.
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Spreader and sprayer tips: Make time for a spring tech refresh
The article discusses the pivotal role of technology in agriculture, emphasizing the need for winter safeguarding of controllers and thorough pre-season checks to ensure optimal performance.
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Beef calves thrive just as well in dairy farm systems
Genetics play a larger role in calf performance than whether calves are raised in a traditional beef system or within a dairy system.
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Rest after fire: Is it as simple as two years?
The complex nature of rangeland ecology makes a blanket two-year rest policy difficult, and ongoing research seeks to better understand the variables influencing plant recovery and livestock grazing after fires.
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Advancing potato pathology research in southern Idaho
Researchers from the University of Idaho focus on disease management through monitoring programs, diagnostics and integrated strategies for sustainable practices, ensuring a vibrant future for the state's potato industry.
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