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20 ways to eat a fresh tomato (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/10/10)
Urban farms sprouting on government land (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/10/10)
Ranchers reach tentative $15 deal over Ruby Pipeline (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/09/10)
Bishop doubts Salazar is listening (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/09/10)
Feds to round up wild horses in Utah (KSL, 8/09/10)
New BLM director sees positive future for Utah land issues (Deseret News, 8/09/10).
U.S. Judge's decision overrules Utah's wolf management plan (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 8/07/10)
Library beehives examples of resurgence in beekeeping (KSL, 8/06/10)
Piute County land bill moving forward (Deseret News, 8/05/10)
BLM document reveals big change in federal land management (KSL, 8/05/10)
Wolf kills 100-pound dog in Utah (KSL, 8/04/10)
Utah County working to protect one-of-a-kind tree (KSL, 8/04/10)
Ken Salazar says local conservation approach should be blueprint for future (Deseret News, 8/04/10)
SL Co. Council: Urban farming successful (Deseret News, 8/04/10)
Officials say wolf slaughtered sheepdog (Park City Record, 8/04/10)
Box Elder fights for grazing rights (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 8/04/10).
Who's afraid of the big, bad wolves? Ranchers. (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/04/10)
Utahns give Salazar an earful on public lands (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/04/10)
Urban Farmers Prepare for New County Initative (KCPW, 8/03/10)
Renewed focus on freshness: Orem tomato farm goes back to basics (Deseret News, 8/01/10)
Sunday Edition with Bruce Lindsay: Wolves in Utah (KSL, 8/01/10)
Weed problem? Hire some goats (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/28/10)
Davis County farmer finds his market online (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/28/10)
Backyard chickens, bees cutting edge of growing local food movement (KSL, 7/28/10)
Wayward wolves (Salt Lake Tribun, 7/27/10).
Ranchers uneasy about pipeline (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 7/27/10)
Animal rights activist pleads guilty to contempt in mink case (KSL, 7/27/10)
Immigration dialogue useful, civil and inspires hope (Deseret News, 7/27/10)
Utah ag chief: Return of wolves could be a problem (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/27/10)
Wolf killed in Northeastern Utah (KCPW, 7/26/10)
Recent attacks rekindle debate over wolves' future in Utah (KSL Radio, 7/26/10)
Have a Plan for AgroSecurity (Cattle Network, 7/22/10).
Judge grills feds on pulling Utah drilling leases (KSL, 7/21/10)
Bell-Corroon debate Utah's accomplishments, failures (Cache Valley Daily, 7/20/10)
Is State Guest Worker Program Immigration Solution (KCPW, 7/20/10)
Some worry about list's effect on migrants workers (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/17/10)
Challenges to feds will continue, Utah farmers told (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/17/10)
Political Cornflakes: Corroon speaks at Utah Farm Bureau Midyear Conference (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/16/10)
Bell and Corroon agree, feds have not done enough on immigration (Cache Valley Daily, 7/16/10)
Fear growing for migrant workers (Deseret News, 7/16/10)
Utah farmers, ranchers hope for brighter future (Deseret News, 7/16/10)
Ag prices looking better, Utah farmers told (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/16/10).
Orem RC Willey hosting new farmers market (Provo Daily Herald, 7/15/10)
Farm Bureau convention coming to Logan (Cache Valley Daily, 7/13/10)
Investigators found no 'undue pressure' in BLM land plans (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/13/10)
Report disputes Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's claims of 'rushed' energy leases in Utah (Deseret News, 7/13/10)
Not 'welfare ranchers' (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/10/10)
Crews investigating haystack fire in Layton (KSL, 7/07/10)
Hay fire one of four in Layton (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 7/06/10)
Ranchers struggle to pass on way of life (Deseret News, 7/06/10).
Group hopes controlled grazing helps air (Salt Lake Tribune, 7/05/10)
Guest worker plan intriguing (Deseret News, 7/02/10)
Cowboy poets rustle up old-fashioned fun (Provo Daily Herald, 6/26/10)
Hay truck catches fire in Ephraim (KSL, 6/24/10)
Utah legislative committee ponders joint veterinarian program (Deseret News, 6/23/10).
Monday Close-up: Life down on the farm (Provo Daily Herald, 6/21/10)
USU's equine science program off to galloping start (Logal Herald-Journal, 6/20/10)
Nevada court delays pipeline, authorities instruct to look elsewhere for water (Deseret News, 6/18/10)
State, local officials discuss agriculture land preservation (Deseret News, 6/18/10)
Utah's rock star farmers (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/10/10)
HB 141 - Unfrair or a Necessary Property Protection? (Outdoor Utah, 6/10/10)
BLM wants feedback on wild horse roundups (Salt Lake Tribune, 6/05/10)
Japanese beetle almost gone from Orem (Provo Daily Herald, 6/04/10)
Agriculture, electricity work together, yet danger is there (Price Sun-Advocate, 6/01/10)
Farmer injured in propane explosion (KSL, 5/28/10)
Cedar Hill kids learn responsibility with pet cow (Provo Daily Herald, 5/28/10)
Officials studying options for Logan Canal (KSL, 5/27/10)
Wet, cold spring is taking a toll on the state's fruit crops (Deseret News, 5/25/10).
Thirsty farmers in Sanpete County may get dam soon (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/25/10)
Invasive quagga mussel found in Utah reservoir (KSL, 5/23/10)
M. Kim Frei Obituary (St. George Spectrum, 5/18/10)
Smaller, better Northwest cherry crop expected (KSL, 5/20/10)
Prairie dogs damage private development as habitat disappears (Deseret News, 5/20/10)
Chaffetz Wants Govt. to Sell Off Excess Public Lands (KCPW, 5/19/10)
Illnesses linked to raw milk (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/19/10)
Wheeler Farm: 'Historic treasure' gets a face lift (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/19/10).
New Utah BLM director picked (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/18/10)
Matheson hears cheers, jeers on Wasatch wilderness bill (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/18/10)
BLM bars vehicles in burned western Utah area (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/18/10)
Avoiding the heat: e-verify (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/18/10)
Utah BLM director stepping down (Deseret News, 5/17/10).
Study claims link between pesticide and ADHD (KSL, 5/17/10)
Raw milk was behind salmonella outbreak, now showing no bacteria (Provo Daily Herald, 5/16/10)
Task force formed to discuss water access on private lands (Provo Daily Herald, 5/16/10)
Old Day Dairy Barn gets new home in Draper (KSL, 4/29/10)
A new approach to the Great Salt Lake (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/15/10)
Several Utahns sickened by unpasteurized milk (KSL, 5/14/10)
Bison released into the Book Cliffs at last (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/13/10)
DWR angling to straighten out anglers on new law (KSL, 5/11/10)
Farm field days teaching kids about life on a farm (KSL, 5/05/10)
Kane takes its road fight to court -- again (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/05/10).
College of Agriculture breaks ground on new building (Logan Herald Journal, 5/05/10)
Every Day is Earth Day for Utah's Farmers and Ranchers (Emery County Progress, 5/04/10)
Will sage grouse and wind farms mix? Researchers to find out (Salt Lake Tribune, 5/04/10)
From tragedy to triumph (Provo Daily Herald, 5/03/10)
More than 1,600 protest over plan to tap Snake Valley aquifer (Deseret News, 5/03/10).
Going with the flow? Canal project still needs buy-in on several fronts (Logan Herald Journal, 5/02/10)
Local agriculture demographics changing as farmland dwindles (Ogden Standard-Examiner, 5/01/10)
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