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At the Valley/Adams County Farm Bureau resolutions meeting this past week, Rancher Phil Davis said wolves killed 6 head of cattle in a week.
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Idaho Farm Bureau Federation is offering a free new marketing program for its farmer members.
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A roundtable discussion attended by ag industry leaders from across the nation addressed a wave of lawsuits targeting hog operations in North Carolina.
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Former Green Bay Packer and Idaho dairy farmer Jerry Kramer was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on August 4th.
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During an Aug. 1 tour, Teton County residents were shown how farmers and local conservation groups are working together to protect natural resources.
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The Idaho Department of Water Resources and Irrigators dumped 1.7 million acre-feet in the Aquifer for the largest increase in 80 years.
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Faculty and leaders of the University of Idaho and BYU-Idaho ag colleges have agreed to foster closer collaboration between the two colleges.
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Hay Committee Tours Driscoll TopHay
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Heavy rain in Europe and a drought in the Black Sea region spiked wheat prices in local and national markets on Wednesday.
In Burley, elevators reported a one-day, 32-cent surge in wheat prices. John Evans of Evans Grain in Burley says the Internationa
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USDA has unveiled a $12 billion plan to protect American farmers and ranchers impacted by retaliatory tariffs on U.S. agricultural products.
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We must continue to work to ensure the Electronic Logging Device mandate properly balances public safety with the safe, humane transport of livestock and agricultural goods.
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American Farm Bureau Federation Vice President Scott VanderWal and Texas Farm Bureau President Russell Boening today warned Congress that many farms will lose money and even go out of business entirely if the growing trade war continues.
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The Idaho Farm Bureau's Annual Summer Presidents meeting is underway in McCall.
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The Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer had the best increase in water volume in more than 80 years – 1.7 million acre-feet this year.
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Twenty-two emerging beef industry leaders completed the recent three-day Young Cattle Producer's Conference.
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As the Treasure Valley has grown, the problem of people dumping waste and debris in area canals and irrigation ditches has gotten worse.