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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.
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First cutting of Alfalfa hay is underway in Idaho.
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Outside of Burley, tradition meets the classroom…
Every spring in Idaho, tens of thousands of calves have to be branded, before they can be turned out to the summer range. Future Farmers learn the ins and outs of branding.
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Traveling rural roadways takes extra attention and patience as farmers move big equipment from field to field as spring farming activities pick-up. Hear from a farmer on how to be safe around tractors moving slowly on the highways.
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After a late start, wheels are back rolling in Idaho fields. Heavy rains had stalled sugar beet plantings…at one point just 4 percent of the 2019 crop was planted, but with 5 days of dry weather last week, that number shot up to 70-percent, other crops ar
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Fruit orchards are blooming as spring brings warmer weather.
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The 2019 Asparagus crop is in at Sunnyside farm in New Plymouth. Fresh cut everyday brings plentiful buying customers each day.