Cowboy humorist Baxter Black once quipped, “Working dogs is like manipulating a screwdriver with chopsticks, like doing calligraphy with a plastic whip, like bobbing for apples, like threading a needle with no hands, like playing pool on the kitchen table.”

Kortney Bahem and her husband, Daniel Lousignont, own and operate L&L Meats LLC – a mobile butchering business in Homedale, Idaho.

It would be reasonable for most of us to assume median and average would be relatively the same when it comes to snowpack water equivalency, snow depth, streamflow volume and reservoir storage.

Maybe it isn’t going to help you fulfill a XXX-ton potato contract, or maybe it doesn’t work into your plans for providing dairy silage. Then again, a John Deere 9RT 570 or a New Holland CR1090 combine or a CLAAS Jaguar 990-930 just doesn’t work on every operation either.

A prominent milking equipment dealer in Idaho’s Magic Valley near Twin Falls recently converted a former tractor dealership and equipment repair shop into its own hub for technology research and development.