Proposed pipeline could deliver water to thirsty Wasatch Front (Deseret News, 10/16/09)

Rolly: Hey, me too (Salt Lake Tribune, 10/16/09)

Managing for livestock, wildlifre and profits (Drovers, 10/14/09)

Water board needs more time with canal issue (Logan Herald Journal, 10/14/09)

Snake Valley water proposal still under scrutiny (Deseret News, 10/14/09)

Trustees OK new minor for USU (Logan Herald Journal, 10/13/09)

Salt Of The Earth (America's Heartland, 10/12/09)

Montana will transplant bighorn sheep to Washington, Utah (Missoulian, 1012/09)

Hundreds of sheep die in Heber highway accident (Salt Lake Tribune, 10/12/09)

Nevada-Utah Water Pact Weighed: Officials from Both States Reviewing Agreement (Las Vegas Review-Journal, 10/10/09)

USU breaks ground on new equine center (Logan Herald Journal, 10/10/09)

Washington County Farm Field Days (KCSG, 10/08/09)

Ask the farmers (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/25/09)

Snake Valley: First, do no harm (Salt Lake Tribune, 10/08/09)

Dust storms signal danger for Utah (Deseret News, 10/07/09)

Chaffetz to SUWA: 'When Will Enough Be Enough?' (Utah Policy.com, 10/07/09)

Utah farmers ask for bailbout money, too (ABC 4 TV, 10/07/09)

Agriculture chief says dairy industry must restructure (Salt Lake Tribune, 10/07/09)

Meat the Need (Salt Lake Tribune, 10/06/09)

Ag commissioners propose dairy, pork and turkey purchases (AgWeek, 10/05/09)

BLM Employees Too Cozy With Advocacy Groups, IG Report Says (New York Times, 10/05/09)

More wilderness? (St. George Spectrum, 10/05/09)

Earning Your Stripes (America's Heartland, 10/05/09)

Snake Valley: Secret talks, quick deals and a sucker's bet (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 10/03/09)

Utah's Ag Leaders Want Stimulus Funds to Bail Out Meat Producers, Feed Hungry (KCPW, 10/02/09)

States to feds: Divert surplus commodities to schools, needy families (Salt Lake Tribune, 10/02/09)

'Meat the Need' aims to beef up ailing agriculture industry (Deseret News, 10/02/09)

Red rock? Or raw deal? (Provo Daily Herald, 10/02/09)

White House shuns wilds bill (Deseret News, 10/1/09)

Farm Bureau Says Wilderness Lands Not Truly Open to Grazing (KCPW, 10/1/09)

Red Rock Bill Gets First Congressional Hearing Tomorrow (KCPW, 9/30/09)

Saratoga Springs considers regulating bees (Provo Daily Herald, 9/30/09)

Protecting environment takes continued foresight (Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 9/30/09)

Canals will always pose risks, panel warned (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/30/09)

Another stab at wilderness (Deseret News, 9/30/09)

Hinchey bill harmful to Utah (Deseret News, 9/30/09)

Farmers rush harvesting ahead of storm (KSL, 9/29/09)

Hurricane officially opposes cap and trade (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/29/09)

Snake Valley water (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/25/09)

Interest in farmers markets is growing USA TODAY, 9/27/09)

4-H club takes fair proceeds to needy families (Deseret News, 9/26/09)

Herbert's assurances fail to ease Snake Valley fears (Deseret News, 9/25/09)

Ask the farmers (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/25/09)

Governor insists deal will protect Utah's water (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/25/09)

Initiative aims to boost safety of Utah's canals (Deseret News, 9/25/09)

National legislation could impact Sanpete waters (Sanpete Messenger, 9/23/09)

Quick decision in water dispute could hurt Utah (Deseret News, 9/20/09)

Eat local: Buying into the movement ({Park City Record, 9/18/09)

Utah finally has an environmental quality leader (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/17/09)

$8.6 Million in Partnership Agreements to Help Small and Undersered Producers (USDA News release, 9/17/09)

Safflowers harvested for biofuels research (Deseret News, 9/17/09)

USU Researchers Experiment with Roadside Biofuel Crops (Fox 13 News-Utah, 9/16/09)

Maze to feature Larry H. Miller image (KSL, 9/15/09)

'Agri-tourism' benefits farm, students (Deseret News, 9/14/09)

Inner-city students tour Black Island Farms for fun, education and festival kickoff (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 9/14/09)

House Cap-and-Trade Bill Will Hurt Local Electrical Utilities (Utah Policy Watch Blog, 9/14/09)

Utah and Idaho dairy farmers donate milk to U.S. military in Iraq (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/13/09)

Cap & trade 'Looney Tunes' to send bills skyrocketing (Davis County Clipper, 9/11/09)

Water project may get debt deferred (Deseret News, 9/11/09)

Come on in: Mt. Sterling rancher welcomes the general public to hike, hunt or ride on long-time family property (Logan Herald-Journal, 9/11/09)

Utah-Nevada water plan draws fire (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/9/09)

Study: Global warming would hit Utah hard (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 9/8/09)

Snake Valley water split angers Utahns (Deseret News, 9/8/09)

Grocery aisle relief as food prices fall (Deseret News, 9/08/09)

Livestock Rescue Team Helps Evacuate Animals in Disasters (Fox 13 Utah, 9/6/09)

Address climate change with fair legislation (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/6/09)

Hatch and Herbert Host Cap & Trade Forum (KCPW, 9/4/09)

Herbert-Hatch report hammers climate bill (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/4/09)

Hatch, Herbert dislike cap-and-trade measure (Deseret News, 9/4/09)

No Scientists or Environmentalists at Herbert & Hatch's Cap and Trade forum (KCPW, 9/3/09)

Evidence abounds that global warming isn't our fault (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/3/09)

Hatch, Herbert to discuss cap and trade bill (KSL, 9/2/09)

Water law: time to revamp? (Provo Daily Herald Editorial, 9/2/09)

Appeals panel rules against Kane County's sign swap (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/2/09)

Kane County loses dispute over roads (Deseret News, 9/2/09)

Federal court sides with environmentalists in battle over Utah 'roads' (KSL, 9/1/09)

Hitting the Market, Part 2 (KSL-Studio 5, 9/1/09)

His Point: PETA cares for cash flow, not animals (Davis County Clipper, 9/1/09)

Utah's eat-local movement transforming u-pick into fine dining (Salt Lake Tribune, 9/1/09)

Hitting the Market, Part 1 (KSL-Studio 5, 8/31/09)

Governor Says Climate Change Debate Not Over (KUTV, 8/28/09)

Japanese beetles in Utah County almost all gone (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/27/09)

Report: Canal owners, cities share safety responsibility (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/26/09)

Herbert calls for compromise in public-land feuds (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/25/09)

Utah public-land issues debated over dinner (Deseret News, 8/25/09)

Snake Valley Aquifer Public Comment Period Extended (KCPW, 8/24/09)

Water pact must be open (Provo Daily Herald, 8/24/09)

Ranchers upset over land burned by wildfire (KSL, 8/24/09)

The problems with cap and trade (The Enterprise, 8/23/09)

Bumper Cherry Crop Turns Sour (Wall Street Journal, 8/22/09)

Among sights in High Uintas: livestock (Deseret News, 8/20/09)

Lawmakers weigh views in climate-change debate (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/20/09)

Grants target salt control in Colorado River (Deseret News, 8/20/09)

CO2 bill could mean higher electricity costs, Rocky Mountain Power says (Deseret News, 8/20/09)

Energy bill would bring dire consequences, Bishop says (Deseret News, 8/20/09)

Hearing held over possible Snake Valley water deal (KSL, 8/20/09)

Feds award grants for irrigation pipelines (KSL, 8/20/09)

Utah lawmakers not sold on Snake Valley water deal (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/20/09)

Methods designed to reduce climate change quesitoned (Deseret News, 8/20/09)

Pipeline foes worry their objections falling on deaf ears (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/19/09)

County proposal would convert unused public land to agriculture (Deseret News, 8/19/09)

Snake Valley ranchers riled by 'sellout' water deal (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/18/09)

Economic anxiety builds interest in local food (Provo Daily Herald, 8/14/09)

Utah growers: No longer a bowl of cherries (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/14/09)

Food Firms Fret Over Potential Impact of Climate Bill (Wall Street Journal, 8/13/09)

Firsthand farming: Former Jones Dairy gives students chance to get milky and muddy (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/13/09)

The Economic Impact of the Waxman-Markey Cap and Trade Bill on Western States (Right Side News, 8/12/09)

As farmers age, plans match aspirants with pros (Newsday, 8/11/09)

Market gives west side more of a community feel (KSL, 8/11/09)

Thousands protest federal control of Utah lands (Provo Daily Herald, 8/10/09)

ATV protest: A few thousand ride to 'Take Back Utah' (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/9/09)

Temporary repairs keep Cache County water flowing (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/8/09)

Utah off-roaders to drive State Street for anti-fed rally (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/6/09)

Utah-based Harmons celebrates 77 years of buying local (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/06/09)

A realistic look at county's future (Provo Daily Herald, 8/5/09) 

Say no to Nevada (Deseret News, 8/4/09)

Increasing ranks of jobless don't cancel the lure of using risky immigrant labor (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/4/09)

Government help not enough for most dairy farmers (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/4/09)

Clean Energy and Security Act shifts wealth (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/31/09)

More water, less vegas (Provo Daily Herald, 7/28/09)

Garlic: Eden farmer throws a festival to shine the spotlight on 'the most beautiful plant' (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/28/09)

Utah cowboy ranch facing tough challenges (ABC 4 Utah, 7/27/09)

Waxman-Markey Bill Would Raise Electricity Prices $846 Billion (Heartland Institute, 7/27/09)

Farmers can get stimulus help (Deseret News, 7/22/09)

Climate bill will wreck us (Provo Daily Herald, 7/22/09)

Logan to put water back in canal for farmers (Salt Lake Tribune, 3/17/09)

Utah Farm Bureau seeks nominees for Leopold Conservation Award (Hurricane Valley Journal, 7/21/09)

Farmers reject global warming (BYU Daily Universe, 7/18/09)

Farmer's conference highlights uncertain times (Deseret News, 7/18/09)

Farm leaders call for defeat of cap-and-trade bill (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/17/09)

While some crops suffer, still others in Utah County flourish (Spanish Fork Press, 7/17/09)

In Provo, a call to action against federal climate bill (Provo Daily Herald, 7/17/09)

Farm Bureau blasts human-caused global warming (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/17/09)

Economy Biggest Concern for Utah Farmers and Ranchers (KCPW, 7/16/09)

Canal breach has farmers worried about their crops (KSL Radio, 7/15/09)

Canal breach has farmers worried about their crops (KSL, 7/15/09)

Canal break threatens crops, cattle (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/15/09)

Anyway you slice it, watermelons are delicious (Provo Daily Herald, 7/14/09)

Farmers consider global climate change (Deseret News, 7/14/09)

Utah Farm Bureau Focusing on Identifying Opportunities at Its Midyear Conference (Mainstreet Business Journal, 7/13/09)

SLC bee workshop a hive of activity (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/13/09) 

June rainstorms ruinous for Utah alfalfa growers (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/13/09)

Mink ranchers receive threats (Park City Record, 7/11/09)

Rep. Noel Wants Sheriffs, Not BLM Enforcing Laws on Public Lands (KCPW, 7/9/09)

Summer fruit crop soured by storms (KSL, 7/3/09)

Utah cherry crop is looking luscious (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/2/09)

South valley waste station eyeing other land for expansion (Provo Daily Herald, 7/1/09)

Cherry news isn't cheery (Deseret News, 6/30/09)

Public can weigh in on county fence ordinance (Box Elder News Journal, 6/30/09)

Retail milk prices too high, says Utah's commissioner of agriculture (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/26/09)

Spanish energy model is not without problems (Deseret News, 6/25/09)

Wyoming's expanded vet lab could lead way to brucellosis vaccine (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/24/09)

Milk glut, low prices push Utah dairy farmers to brink (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/17/09)

Saratoga Springs man chosen as Utah Farm Bureau executive (Provo Daily Herald, 6/17/09)

Herbert on climate change: Science still has some convincing to do (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/16/09)

'Factory Farms' are not to blame for the flu pandemic (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/15/09)

Small busineses get a boost at farmers market (KSL, 6/14/09)

Crop-eating insect wiped out in Box Elder County (KSL, 6/12/09)

Utah Farm Bureau Federation names David Bailey as vice president (Spanish Fork Press, 6/11/09)

Utah Detects Africanized Honey Bee Near Cedar City (Western Farmer-Stockman, 6/2/09)

Pinched dairy farmers are running scared (Deseret News, 6/2/09)

Warming debate focus in on farming emissions (Deseret news, 6/1/09)

Let's Bee sensible (Deseret News, 5/28/09)

Ag secretary halts development in roadless forest areas (Deseret News, 5/28/09

Thai professors visit to increase understanding of agriculture & climate change (Deseret News, 5/27/09

Ranchers worry Utah will give in on water issue (KSL, 5/25/09

Small pest a big problem: Black grass bugs threaten rangeland in Box Elder (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 5/25/09

People on the move: Todd Bingham (Deseret News, 5/22/09

Let's Bee sensible (Deseret News, 5/28/09

In Our View: Cap-and-trade costs (Provo Daily Herald, 5/17/09)

Utah ranchers taking their beef to Iraq (KSL, 12/9/08)

Economy making it tough for farmers to survive (KSL, 11/19/08)

Despite hardships, hardy souls keep ag lifestyle alive (Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 11/13/08)

Farmers, ranchers still have long political reach (Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 11/11/08)

Ag industry holding on tight (Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 11/7/08)

Fred Ball Speaking on Business: Rowley's South Ridge Farms (KSL, 11/4/08)