Jul 30, 2012 (Morning Edition) — Forget about the difference in economies among the states. In Idaho, there are drastic differences from county to county. Agriculture is booming, while the timber industry is hurting -- and the counties that depend on those industries show it. Molly Messick of StateImpact Idaho explains.
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Idaho Counties' Economic Fate Tied To Industry
Jul 30, 2012 (Morning Edition) — Forget about the difference in economies among the states. In Idaho, there are drastic differences from county to county. Agriculture is booming, while the timber industry is hurting -- and the counties that depend on those industries show it. Molly Messick of StateImpact Idaho explains.Missing some content? Check the source: NPR
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