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Press Releases

6/5/2013
U.S. Wheat Associates and NAWG Statement Response to USDA Announcement
4/15/2013
Idaho Wheat Commissioner Participates in Governor’s Trade Mission to Asia
4/9/2013
Continued Dry Spell Affects Water Supply Outlook
4/3/2013
2012 Idaho Wheat Variety Survey
4/3/2013
Idaho Crop Residue Burning Program
3/14/2013
Gasoline, Diesel Fuel Prices Starting to Fall
2/11/2013
U.S. 2013 Wheat Carryover Down 3% From January
2/4/2013
2013 Southern Idaho Direct Seed Conference
11/20/2012
Egypt Expected to Buy U.S. Wheat
9/28/2012
Japanese Flour Millers to Evaluate PNW Wheat Quality
9/12/2012
USDA Announces Harvest Prices for 2012 Crop Year
7/20/2012
IWC 2012 Wheat Variety Survey
7/20/2012
Crop Tours/Field Days Schedules
7/12/2012
Idaho Winter Wheat Production Down 4 Percent from Last Year
7/12/2012
Scoular acquires grain facilities in Idaho
6/29/2012
USDA Reports Spring Wheat Down From 2011
6/26/2012
Governor Re-Appoints Joe Anderson to Idaho Wheat Commission
6/5/2012
Farm Service Agency to Close Four Idaho County Offices
6/5/2012
USDA Upbeat on Wheat Exports
6/5/2012
Idaho Wheat Commission Meeting Notice
3/14/2012
Low Falling Number Webinar
2/15/2012
Wireworm Webinar Offered to Idaho& Washington Wheat Growers
2/15/2012
Direct Seed Workshop slated for March 8 in Idaho Falls
2/15/2012
Educational Webinar Series
1/6/2012
Idaho’s Agricultural Research Enhanced through Multi-Million Dollar Endowements
10/12/2011
Nematode Seminar Offered to Idaho Wheat Growers
9/26/2011
Taiwan Agricultural Trade Goodwill Mission Team to Visit Idaho
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
April's Cold Temperatures Delay Mountain Snowmelt
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Idaho Crop Residue Burning Program

The crop residue burning (CRB) program is designed to enable growers to burn under certain conditions while protecting public health from smoke impacts. The program is managed by DEQ on lands other than the five Indian Reservations in Idaho.
Idaho Department of Environmental Quality works to ensure clean air, water, and land in the state and protect Idaho citizens from the adverse health impacts of pollution.  Growers must have completed DEQ training in proper burning techniques and good smoke management within the past five years.
Please visit the following website and click on “Online Training”
http://www.deq.idaho.gov/air-quality/burning/crop-residue-burning.aspx