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Blog
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The American Farm Bureau awarded Senator Mike Crapo the AFBF's Friend of Farm Bureau Award for his efforts during the 115th Congress.
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Gov. Brad Little has signed into law a bill that will help resolve a long-running water fight.
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Sixty-three of Idaho’s 105 legislators attended Idaho Farm Bureau Federation’s annual “Legislative and Commodity Conference."
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University of Idaho has received approval for a land purchase that paves the way for a proposed $45 million research dairy to move forward.
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The IFBF Women's Committee makes donation to Ronald McDonald House
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Katie Hettinga of Kuna wins annual speech contest at the Idaho Statehouse.
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A bill introduced in the Idaho Legislature would make it legal to grow and process hemp in the state.
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A proposed bill could help farmers and ag shippers in Idaho by offering shortline railroads a tax credit to invest in their rail infrastructure.
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Ken Teramura and Ray Winegar have been inducted into the joint Idaho-Oregon onion hall of fame.
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Some people in the Soda Springs area are gauging the community’s interest in forming an RFPA.
Podcast
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Farmers this year and for several years could face continued low commodity prices and rising debt loads.
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Technology and quality broadband connections help farmers and ranchers better manage their operations.
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Sheep rancher Frank Shirts is busy lambing 7 thousand ewes this week. He’s talking about spring turnout and summer grazing challenges on public lands in part 2 of our series.
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Spring crop growers can now select the Multi-County Enterprise Unit as part of their crop insurance coverage for acreage in two counties within the same state:
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Will the new Farm Bill dairy program relieve some of the stress in the dairy industry?
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Livestock producers dealing with extreme cold and snow conditions in winter face challenges in providing adequate water supplies for their animals.
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Corn futures saw fractional gains in most contracts on Wednesday. Corn opens up in CBOT $3.78 up a quarter cent.
Wheat futures open the Thursday session with most contracts 2 cents higher. KC is closed 2 cents higher following five consecutive sessions
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Idaho Governor Brad Little addressed the IFBF Legislative Conference.
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US Job report: employment numbers helping US Economy and Agriculture.
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The Polar Vortex is cooling Idaho after a mild winter thus far.
Press Release
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Farm Bureau commits $100,000 toward agricultural research center
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All four members of Idaho’s congressional delegation have earned the AFBF’s Friend of Farm Bureau Award.
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The U.S. dairy industry is one of the big winners in the revamped North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Agriculture could be big winner in U.S.-China trade thaw
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Farmers disappointed with House vote against new farm bill
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Judge rules in favor of potato farmers in PCN lawsuit
Video
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Idaho’s 25,000 farms and ranches produce more than 185 different commodities, and we’re ranked in the top 10 in the U.S. for production of more than 25 crops and livestock.
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A review of the annual Farm Bureau legislative conference held last week in Boise.
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Katie delivers her winning speech at the annual Idaho Farm Bureau speech contest. The Women's Leadership Committee hosts the annual event with the final round held at the state capitol in Boise.
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Six high school students from across Idaho compete in the annual speech contest of the Idaho Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee.
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How agriculture is driving our economy. The topic of discussion at the 2019 Nampa Ag Forum.
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A conversation with sheep rancher Frank Shirts about life on the range with over fifteen thousand sheep.
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New lambs are everywhere at Shirts Sheep Company near Wilder, Idaho. Already nearly 5,000 new lambs are on the ground..with 5,000 more expected.
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Developing leadership skills was the topic of discussion at the annual Idaho Young Farmers and Ranchers conference held last week in Pocatello.
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Idaho is one of the biggest and most diverse Ag producers in the US.
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Meet the Wrigley's 2018 YF&R Achievers from Idaho.