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The 2018 water supply outlook for Idaho agriculture looks promising throughout the state.

Time if running out for U.S. farmers and ranchers to complete the 2017 Census of Agriculture.

Nominations for the 2nd Annual Young Cattle Producer Conference are open.

Idaho vintners and vineyard owners say the size of this year's wine grape crop should be markedly bigger than the 2017 crop, which was affected by a severe January cold snap.

Idaho’s Trespass bill is still getting a lot of play across Idaho. Lawmakers passed the bill that strengthened the protection of private property rights by amending the state’s confusing trespass laws and consolidated them. Lawmakers passed the bill by

The Idaho Water Resource Board has recharged more than 400,000 acre-feet of water into the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer and may hit 500,000 before the 2017-18 season ends.

We visited with Idaho Farm Bureau President Bryan Searle on the eve of planting season at his office in Shelley, Idaho.

Idaho’s farmers and ranchers are having a harder time finding workers.

China’s announcement that it will impose tariffs of 15 to 25 percent on a slew of U.S. farm products has caused varying levels of concern among Idaho farmers and ranchers.

Idaho legislators passed a proclamation that calls for the reimbursement of two Owyhee County ranchers whose court victory resulted in a precedent-setting water ruling.

Idaho farmers and ranchers rank No.3 in the nation when it comes to responding to 2017 Census of Agriculture surveys.

Claims by a group of potato farmers in Eastern Idaho affected by a federal pale cyst nematode quarantine program that they had no real voice in its crafting have been upheld by a U.S. District Court judge.

ELD update from the Ag Haulers

Idaho lawmakers today passed a common-sense bill that strengthens the protection of private property rights by amending the state’s various and often confusing and inconsistent trespass laws and consolidating them.

A noon-hour rotunda ceremony honored two of the longest-serving chairmen of the Idaho Legislatures powerful Joint-Finance Appropriation Committee.

Sheep Shearing at Soulen Corrals near Letha. Six men will shear 4,500 sheep this week. The sheep will average 12 to 14 pounds of wool that is sheared off and bundled for the market.