Taiwanese officials told Idaho grain growers the quality of this country's wheat is the main reason they will purchase 62 and half million bushels from U.S. farmers over the next two years.
The sale will bring in an estimated $484.5 million dollars to American growers.
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The rodeo business keeps kicking despite the tough economy.
People in the rodeo business say they're holding on and trying to deal with higher fuel costs and fans who have tighter wallets.
Large events consistently draw big crowds and television audiences, but smaller rodeos face challenges as competitors, animal owners and fans struggle with travel costs.
Those staying in the business say the do it because of they love the sport.
