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Blog
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Local Farm Service Agency offices are accepting enrollment from dairy producers for one of the first available 2018 Farm Bill programs.
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President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that will simplify the regulatory process for genetically engineered agriculture.
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The federal disaster aid package provides relief to farmers still facing an uphill battle from last winter’s flooding and wet planting conditions.
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Taiwanese dairy product manufacturer and co-packer Jetton Biochemistry Co., Ltd. will locate a new blended powder facility for production of a proprietary dairy formula in southwest Idaho.
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The total value of Idaho agricultural exports during the first quarter of 2019 increased 8 percent compared with the same period in 2018.
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Thirteen projects designed to benefit Idaho's specialty crop industries will receive a total of $1.86 million in grant funding.
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The Idaho State Department of Agriculture has received confirmation of equine infectious anemia in a horse.
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Idaho Senators Mike Crapo and Jim Risch joined Oregon Senator Ron Wyden this past week to reintroduce federal legislation creating a lasting endowment for forested counties through the Secure Rural Schools program.
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Dairy West has launched a two-week “Moo Bucks” campaign that aims to provide needy families with milk and other dairy products.
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For two months, A series of storms have soaked Southern Idaho.
Podcast
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In Gem County, the first orchard crops are in and its festival time.
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Corn, Bean and Wheat prices are up!
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The American Farm Bureau Federation is urging lawmakers to reinstate tax credits for biodiesel and short line railroads.
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Cattle on feed up two percent from last year. Here's the latest from Washington
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The first crop of hay for 2019 is in the barn—just before the rains…other farmers are waiting, Steve Ritter reported that getting the hay in has proven to be a race against the clock, with mother nature calling all the shots.
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The Environmental Protection Agency must finalize its year-round E15 rules to allow sales this summer because current regulations stop E15 sales in many states
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Lawmakers think that extending tax credits for biodiesel and renewable diesel supports domestic production.
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The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement will boost U.S. ag exports to Mexico and Canada when implemented.
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What are the best ways to bring high-speed internet access to rural areas?
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Farmers and ranchers across the nation are getting bigger, but there are fewer, thats according to the USDA’s Census of Agriculture just released and reveals that the majority of US farms are family owned.
Press Release
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Air Force training could jam GPS devices in Bruneau area
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Idaho Voters Support Change to State Initiative Process
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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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The annual bus tour of interesting agricultural operations in Boundary county recently took place and the stops included a forest, a garden, and a close-up look at worms.
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A bumper crop of cherries at Crimson Gem Orchard.
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Nestled in the heart of the Boise National Forest, 36 miles northeast of Boise, historic Idaho City dates back to the 1860s.
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Bonner county kids learn about farming and agriculture at the annual pre-fair day at the fairgrounds.
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Idaho Senators Mike Crapo and Jim Risch joined Oregon Senator Ron Wyden this past week to reintroduce federal legislation creating a lasting endowment for forested counties through the Secure Rural Schools program.
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2019 is now the second wettest spring on record.
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Fourteen wild horses return to their home range in Idaho that was burned out in 2015 forcing the removal of the herd until the rangeland recovered from the fire.
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Off campus day of learning about agriculture and food production for students in Coeur d'Alene at the annual Farm to Table event.
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Twenty-three miles east of Coeur D'Alene, stands the oldest building in Idaho. Built by Jesuit Priests and Coeur D'Alene tribal members in 1853, it still stands on the bluffs above the Coeur D'Alene river.