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Lynn Jaynes

Lynn Jaynes

Lynn Jaynes retired as an editor in 2023.

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The stuff that plugs a sprinkler system

September 21, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

Technology is like a mushroom – generally, the main spore produces countless side spores. Take the smartphone technology, for example – from it sprang businesses that exclusively design cellphone covers; businesses that designed add-ons like pop-ups for grips, selfie sticks and camera tripods to hold them steady; refurbishing sites to replace those cracked screens; and cloud-based storage sites to hold all those photos you’ll never use again.


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There's always that one calf

September 16, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

My son and I worked calves the other day. Not many, just enough to get hot and sweaty.



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Web supersite

September 15, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

You didn’t know it, but behind the scenes, Ag Proud – Idaho has been in planned chaos for roughly a year.


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The water wake of Idaho’s growth

September 15, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

Idaho water forecasts have been “all over the board” this year. So what’s going on with predictability models, and why does the water user get pulled down on allotment and then increased?


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Polio and cats

August 24, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

Poliomyelitis (polio) was mostly associated with childhood in summer months. While humans produce natural antibodies to the virus, a compromised immune system or poor nutrition provided an environment that encouraged virus development through the bloodstream and central nervous system (through contaminated water and/or food).


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A bootstrap story

Some in the dairy industry claim you have to have thousands of milk cows to make the enterprise feasible. Yet dairies like Evans’ prove them wrong every day.
August 9, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

“This was a worn-out dairy when I came 10 years ago,” says Eric Evans of Evans Dairy near Castleford. “It originally had a double-four parlor with grain feeder but was built for Holsteins.” Eric wanted to milk Jerseys, and the cow size difference required some remodeling anyway, so he remodeled the parlor to work as a double-nine.


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Hybrid rye: A bane turned blessing

August 8, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

FPT, get out of my way

August 8, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

What’s the common thread between food producers (you), grocery consumers and me (based on a poll)? Answer: Our impatience is increasing. (This isn’t particularly surprising information, but popular press acted like it was.)


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Building cathedrals

July 10, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

Consider the story of two stonemasons (as told in Start with Why, by Simon Senek). A person walks up to a stonemason and asks, “Do you like your job?” The stonemason replies, “I’ve been building this wall for as long as I can remember. The work is monotonous. I work in the scorching hot sun all day.


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The hemp ship sails in untested waters

April 10, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

The 2018 Farm Bill gave states the authority to produce hemp but left regulation and licensing to state agriculture departments.


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