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Allison Eliason

Allison Eliason

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Sports/Agriculture Reporter, Idaho Enterprise

Malad City

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college sports investigative reportingncaa public records

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software, apps, books, political

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Total articles 9

  • Grazing Patterns

    By Allison Eliason| Idaho Enterprise Verified The calendar might not say it, but it feels like fall is in the air. The nights are cooling off, football fills the weekends, and it’s time to bring the cows home from their summer range. As I was gathering cattle up and down the hillsides of the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) rangeland we run our cattle on, I couldn’t help but feel what a privilege it is to graze and raise our cattle on the range for our consumers.  Some might scoff at that- producers, consumers, and environmentalists alike.

    By Allison Eliason · Idaho Enterprise

    Sep. 25, 2023

  • Preventing Hay Fires

    By Allison Eliason| Idaho Enterprise Verified Summer hay season can be a stressful time of year. Farmers are praying for rain, but not so hard that it flattens the hay or knocks the kernels off the grain and then hoping it will come at just the right time. Once the cutting has begun, the praying turns to few breakdowns, fast parts pick-ups, and sufficient dew so that they can get water back on the fields for the cutting to grow.

    By Allison Eliason · Idaho Enterprise

    Aug. 17, 2023

  • Grazing Patterns

    By Allison Eliason| Idaho Enterprise Verified The calendar might not say it, but it feels like fall is in the air. The nights are cooling off, football fills the weekends, and it’s time to bring the cows home from their summer range. As I was gathering cattle up and down the hillsides of the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) rangeland we run our cattle on, I couldn’t help but feel what a privilege it is to graze and raise our cattle on the range for our consumers.  Some might scoff at that- producers, consumers, and environmentalists alike.

    By Allison Eliason · Idaho Enterprise

    Sep. 25, 2023

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Idaho Enterprise

Malad City, United States

+1 208-766-4773