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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.
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Legislation introduced in the Idaho Legislature would remove a sunset clause in the Wolf Control Depredation Board, allowing it to continue indefinitely.
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A bill that would help resolve a long-running court battle over how flood control releases from the Boise River system should be accounted for is sailing through the Idaho Legislature.
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Several hundred Idaho FFA students attend annual "Cenarrusa Day on the Hill."
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The Idaho Farm and Ranch Museum is a treasure trove of agriculture archeology.
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Idaho snowpack just 70% of normal.
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Three Idaho companies are helping to support young farm producers in Idaho.