Talk:Agriculture in Idaho

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An article was created for one specific agriculture related business in Idaho. While I believe it is an interesting article, I redirected it to this new article. I talked with the creator of the original article about concerns with the article being tagged as spam and asked about expanding the article. He was not interested in doing so himself, but indicated it was a good idea.

Some ideas I have for expanding it include:

Farming
- Traditional
- Organic
- Specialty
Stock raising
- Traditional
- Organic
- Specialty
Dairy
- Traditional
- Organic
Food Processing
Logging

These are just some thoughts on an early Wednesday morning. --Robbie Giles 13:27, 20 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Possible vandalism

Someone may have added the last sentence of the "Top 5" section as a joke. This sentence, "Idaho has the worlds largest male chicken to this date located in Ada County off of the Southbound I-15 Freeway.", can't possibly have come from a valid source, since Idaho has only minimal chicken production, and I-15 is nowhere near Ada County. I'll remove this sentence unless someone can correct the map reference and give some proof. Adv4Ag (talk) 05:01, 29 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]