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Idaho grain president embraces change, challenges | Grains and row crops | capitalpress.com – Capital Press

by Idaho Grain | Jan 5, 2024 | Idaho Grain News

Idaho farmer Justin Place loves all the changes that happen on his farm. Justin Place Matthew Weaver/Capital Press “You have a small window — you get something done and then you change to the next job,” he said. “Then, a little bit later on, you...

Newest Idaho wheat commissioner balances business, nature | Grains and row crops | capitalpress.com – Capital Press

by Idaho Grain | Jan 4, 2024 | Idaho Grain News

Cliff Tacke describes himself as a “newly retired” farmer.He raised soft white wheat on several thousand acres in Idaho County and turned over his farm to his son and daughter-in-law in 2022, after 47 crops. Cliff Tacke Idaho Wheat Commission × This page...

Idaho Ag enjoyed record 2023 sales for four top commodities – Idaho Press

by Idaho Grain | Dec 31, 2023 | Idaho Grain News

Idaho agriculture overcame a struggling dairy market to record a second consecutive year of stellar cash receipts in 2023, propelled by record values of four of the state’s major crops, according to a new University of Idaho economic report.Idaho agricultural cash...

Idaho agriculture sees strong revenue, but falling profits – Boise State Public Radio

by Troy Oppie | Dec 29, 2023 | Idaho Grain News

Four crops in Idaho helped the entire agriculture industry to a year of near-record revenue, but profits were still down thanks to rising costs and the effects of higher interest rates.Idaho agricultural revenue in 2023 totaled $11.157 billion, down 1% from the...

The financial condition of Idaho agriculture: 2023 | Ag Proud – Ag Proud

by Brett Wilder | Dec 29, 2023 | Idaho Grain News

Idaho farmgate cash receipts and net farm income held near highs in 2023. Price changes varied greatly across commodities, but improved yields kept overall cash receipts elevated. Increased input costs, particularly interest expenses, led to a moderate decline in net...

A cargo ship picking up Ukrainian grain hits a Russian floating mine in the Black Sea, officials say – Idaho Press

by Idaho Grain | Dec 28, 2023 | Idaho Grain News

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — A civilian cargo ship struck a Russian mine in the Black Sea near Ukraine’s Danube ports Thursday, injuring two sailors, officials and analysts said, in an incident that underscored the dangers faced by those exporting Ukrainian grain during the...

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