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USDA Warns of Climate Change Impacts [AUDIO]
USDA Warns of Climate Change Impacts [AUDIO]
USDA Warns of Climate Change Impacts [AUDIO]
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is warning of big chances for the nations forests related to climate change, including increased wildfires and inset infestations.The last member of the Sinks Canyon Bighorn Sheep herd has died. Doug Randall has a report. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
USDA’s Crop Report For 2012 Shows Drought Impact
USDA’s Crop Report For 2012 Shows Drought Impact
USDA’s Crop Report For 2012 Shows Drought Impact
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is releasing its final crop report for 2012, providing a glimpse of what last year's drought cost the nation's farmers and others. The report covers a number of crops, but attention will likely focus on corn production...
Economist Says Crop Growers Doing Well [AUDIO]
Economist Says Crop Growers Doing Well [AUDIO]
Economist Says Crop Growers Doing Well [AUDIO]
The Surgeon General has designated January as Radon Action Month. Amy Richards has details. USDA Chief Economist Joe Glauber says the year is ending with the farm economy still in good shape overall, although there are drought and financial issues for livestock growers. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Higher Food Prices Predicted [AUDIO]
Higher Food Prices Predicted [AUDIO]
Higher Food Prices Predicted [AUDIO]
Wyoming residents have given the University of Wyoming it's highest marks since polling on UW's performance began in 1984. The current drought hasn't had much effect on food prices this year, but USDA Chief Economist Ricky Volpe says prices will go up next year. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
USDA Ag Numbers Strong [AUDIO]
USDA Ag Numbers Strong [AUDIO]
USDA Ag Numbers Strong [AUDIO]
Joe Ricketts, former C-E-O and Founder of TD Ameritrade, will speak at the Wyoming Forum in Cheyenne on November 15. Amy Richards has a report. The USDA's latest revision for Agricultural Trade Numbers is looking strong for 2012. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Officials Fear Feds Will Back Out of Grand Teton National Park Deal [AUDIO]
Officials Fear Feds Will Back Out of Grand Teton National Park Deal [AUDIO]
Officials Fear Feds Will Back Out of Grand Teton National Park Deal [AUDIO]
There was a small spike in food prices last month, but an expert with the U.S. Department of Agriculture says the real big prices hikes will occur next year. State officials say they are concerned that the Federal government may renege on a proposed deal to buy state land within the borders of Grand Teton National Park for $107 million. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News. Read Mor

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