Agriculture in the News
The links below take you to recent Utah media coverage of Utah agriculture, Farm Bureau, or farmers and ranchers.

Governors can't agree on climate change fix (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/15/08)

DWR sells game farm for $610K (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/15/08)

Mending Milford: Ravaged by wildfire 1year ago, area begins to recover (Deseret News, 7/13/08) 

Action needed to protect biological diversity on public lands (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/13/08)

Reseeding is helping ranchers (Deseret News, 7/13/08) 

Farmers, canners, ranchers and artisans show how to make dinner using local, organic ingredients (Park City Record, 7/11/08)

Agriculturalists to tackle energy crisis (Park City Record, 7/11/08)

Prairie dog protection program on the move (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/10/08) 

Pipe dreams: S. Nevada pipeline plan could spell disaster (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/10/08)

Despite Utah protests, Nevada official Oks water plan (Desret  News, 7/10/08)

From Skull Valley to China: USU rangelands project could have wide-ranging benefits (Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 7/9/08)

Proposal to euthanize wild horses spurs debate (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/8/08)

Efforts under way to aid turkey plant (Deseret News, 7/4/08) 

BLM calls off moratorium on solar applications (Deseret News, 7/3/08)

Ranchers Try to Eke Livelihoods Out of Ties to Lands (BYU Newsnet, 7/2/08)

Norbest producer to lay off 450 (Provo Daily Herald, 7/1/08)

County Watch: A vision for the East Side (Park City Record, 7/1/08)

Hard times hit Mornoni turkey farm; hundreds to be laid off (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/29/08)

Turkey grower facing layoffs (Deseret News, 6/29/08)

Effects of Midwest flooding certain to be felt by Utah's farmers (KSL, 6/26/08)

Emissions goal: Legislators should not hinder climate initiative (Salt Lake Tribune-Editorial, 6/24/08)

A blad of grass; a thrill of success (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/22/08) 

High gas prices hitting rural Utahns especially hard (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/20/08) 

In Our View: The sleeping giant stirs (Provo Daily Herald, 6/19/08)

Utah-grown tomatoes not linked to outbreak (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/14/08) 

New kind of meat for sale in Utah (KSL, 6/12/08)

In Our View: U.S. can become world's energy giant (Provo Daily Herald, 6/12/08)

In Season: Pretty, pleasing, with a cherry on top (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/11/08)

Protect Snake Valley water (Deseret News, 6/8/08) 

Who should get underground water? (Deseret News, 6/7/08)

First-of-its-kind solar project planned for St. George (KSL, 6/5/08)

St. George farm allowed to keep its 40 bee colonies (Deseret News, 6/3/08)

In Our View: Carbon credits spell U.S. ruin (Provo Daily Herald, 6/3/08)

A quest for water: Whose water is it? (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/2/08)

Cheatgrass adds fuel to fire, Utah official says (Deseret News, 6/1/08) 

St. George officials won't pursue complaints over bees (KSL, 5/31/08) 

On prairie dogs, plagues and the assault on property rights (Salt Lake Tribune - Mayor Gerald Sherratt editorial, 5/31/08)

Volunteers clean up monastery (KSL, 5/31/08) 

Utah's water forecast: Thirsty times are a-brewin' (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/31/08)

St. George says hives can stay (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/31/08)

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