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High School Agriculture department preparing students for the real world (opens the original)
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KIMBERLY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — For years, Kimberly High School’s agriculture department has trained students for careers in farming, but instructors say the program’s true reach extends far beyond the field. In a state where one in four jobs is tied to agriculture, teachers Carly Oman and Cody Porath view their roles as preparing students for the real world — including their responsibilities at the ballot box. “We have a lot of kids that have never been exposed to agriculture, even though our eco
Buhl’s Sunset Butte Ranch Honored with Idaho Century Farm Award (opens the original)
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BUHL, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Sunset Butte Ranch has been a fixture in Buhl longer than most people have been alive, and the Idaho State Historical Society recently recognized that longevity by presenting the family with the Idaho Century Farm Award. The ranch dates back to 1906, when John James (J.J.) Heidel established the property through the Carey Act. Today, fourth-generation farmers Joan Heath and Matt Townsend manage the operation, continuing a multi-generational legacy. “It means a lot,” Tow
Hot, dry weather leads to earlier, lighter potato harvest for Idaho farmers (opens the original)
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HAZELTON, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Potato harvest season is officially underway in Idaho, and growers like the Driscoll brothers are moving quickly to get their crop out of the ground. Landon Driscoll, manager of their Hazelton farm, said weather dictated the early start. “Mother Nature is the boss, tells us when we can dig and when we can’t dig,” Driscoll said. A stretch of hot, dry conditions across the region has cut into overall production, leaving growers with lighter yields than in recent years
IGSA hosts its 98th annual convention in Sun Valley (opens the original)
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SUN VALLEY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Idaho Grower-Shippers Association (IGSA) is hosting its 98th annual convention in Sun Valley, bringing together key figures from the state’s potato industry for a three-day event to discuss the current state and future of their crop. Both Governor Brad Little and Lieutenant Governor Scott Bedke spoke to attendees on Tuesday, acknowledging the primary concern weighing on the minds of growers: the water supply. “Well, this crowd here was interested about the wat
IGSA hosts its 98th annual convention in Sun Valley (opens the original)
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SUN VALLEY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Idaho Grower-Shippers Association (IGSA) is hosting its 98th annual convention in Sun Valley, bringing together key figures from the state’s potato industry for a three-day event to discuss the current state and future of their crop. Both Governor Brad Little and Lieutenant Governor Scott Bedke spoke to attendees on Tuesday, acknowledging the primary concern weighing on the minds of growers: the water supply. “Well, this crowd here was interested about the wat
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