Parrella Confident U of I's CALS Progress Will Continue
It’s been a time of transition in Moscow, after long-time University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Dean Michael Parrella retired June 20th.
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Idaho Grizzly Bear Relocated
Last week, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game relocated an approximately four-year-old male grizzly bear outside of Island Park.
AFT Awards Almost $3 Million Nationwide
AFT awarded nearly $3 million in grants to farmers & ranchers across the country. In the Northwest, 5 Washington, 2 Oregon & 1 Idaho farm received funds.
Western U.S. Continues To Dry Out, Led By The PNW
Soils across the Northwest continue to dry out. And according to USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey, that drying out has happened quickly over the past couple of weeks.
Idaho's Capitol Water Looks To Address PFAS Contamination
On Wednesday, the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality awarded $380,000 in drinking water emerging contaminant construction loan funding for two projects.
Moderate Temps Expected Across the PNW This 4th of July
Here in the Northwest, temperatures will moderate a little bit on the 4th, but warm up nicely Saturday and Sunday.
University of Idaho Using Butterflies To Help Families
The University of Idaho’s Department of Entomology is trying to use the insects to help grieving families in a unique way.
University of Idaho Hosts Albertsons Meat Cutters
May 8th and 9th, leaders from the University of Idaho hosted about 20 meat cutters during a workshop at the True West Beef plant in Jerome.
Acreage Shows Little Change Nationally, NW Wheat Acres Mixed
When comparing Monday's acreage numbers to March’s USDA planting intentions report and trade expectations for June, there weren’t many surprises.
Dry Conditions Across the Northwest As June Comes To And End
Soil moisture levels continue to fall across the region as we prepare to welcome in the month of July.