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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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USDA now has available an online tool to help dairy producers make decisions.
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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.
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The American Farm Bureau Federation wants farmers and ranchers to make a stand for clean water and clear rules by showing support for the Environmental Protection Agencies new Clean Water Rule.
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Spring wheat plantings up 4 percent in Idaho this season.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue says his department is using every program available to help producers hit by floods and other disasters, but he says lawmakers need to pass a disaster bill
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Agri-business is big business in Idaho…Steve Ritter reports that spin-off Ag businesses are growing, he visited the Magic Valley for a huge new operation in Burley:
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Spring agriculture is in full swing across Idaho. In SW Idaho orchard owners are trimming fruit trees.