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Idaho’s 25,000 farms and ranches produce more than 185 different commodities, and we’re ranked in the top 10 in the U.S. for production of more than 25 crops and livestock.
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A review of the annual Farm Bureau legislative conference held last week in Boise.
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Katie delivers her winning speech at the annual Idaho Farm Bureau speech contest. The Women's Leadership Committee hosts the annual event with the final round held at the state capitol in Boise.
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Six high school students from across Idaho compete in the annual speech contest of the Idaho Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee.
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How agriculture is driving our economy. The topic of discussion at the 2019 Nampa Ag Forum.
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A conversation with sheep rancher Frank Shirts about life on the range with over fifteen thousand sheep.
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New lambs are everywhere at Shirts Sheep Company near Wilder, Idaho. Already nearly 5,000 new lambs are on the ground..with 5,000 more expected.
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Developing leadership skills was the topic of discussion at the annual Idaho Young Farmers and Ranchers conference held last week in Pocatello.
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Idaho is one of the biggest and most diverse Ag producers in the US.
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Meet the Wrigley's 2018 YF&R Achievers from Idaho.
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Payette county rancher Luke Pearce honored as YF&R 2018 Achiever
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Potato prices have been flat since October, but that could change come spring.
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Idaho Water Users annual meeting held in Boise.
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At the Idaho Water Users Association meeting this week in Boise the message was loud and clear to users: Snowpack throughout Idaho is below normal for mid-January—and is especially low in a band across the southwest and south-central part of the state tha
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Idaho Farm Bureau President Bryan Searle welcomes freshmen lawmakers at the IFBF Legislative Affairs Legislative lunch.
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Idaho delegation of ninety Idaho Farm Bureau members attend the American Farm Bureau convention in New Orleans.