Idaho Legislation Looks To Protect Working Animals
With a unanimous vote, Idaho is making its stance clear on animal agriculture. What does this mean for the future of farming in our state?
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Direct To Consumer Legislation Heads To Idaho’s Governor
A new bill on the governor's desk could reshape the way Idaho supports local agriculture, making it easier for Idahoans to get fresh food right from the source.
Central Idaho Mill Awarded USDA TPEP Funds
A big boost for timber in eight states, including $9 million for Idaho's Tamarack Mill. This could change the game for local jobs and forest health.
Idaho Mine Covered By Defense Production Act
Samantha Parrott from the Snake River Sugarbeet Growers Association weighs in on a surprising connection between farming and national security.
Southern Idaho Woman Named NCBA President-Elect
In a big win for local ranchers, Kim Brackett is stepping into a role that could change the game for beef production in the region.
Lewiston, Idaho Project Receives Interior Department Funding
From Idaho to California, communities are gearing up for a major boost in water infrastructure, thanks to a significant federal investment.
Agriculture Key To Idaho’s Past, Present & Future
Idaho's heart beats in the fields, and Rick Naerebout has some insightful thoughts on how newcomers fit into this vital picture.
Proposed Fish & Game Rule Struggles In Idaho Legislature
In a state known for its outdoor adventures, a proposed rule could change how hunters gear up for big game season.
Idaho Lawmakers Ask Feds To Honor Sackett
With recent legislation, Idaho calls on federal agencies to follow the Supreme Court's ruling on water regulations, easing concerns from local landowners about overreach.
Idaho Study Looks At Why Cattle Graze Where They Graze
As the summer sun beats down, cattle are showing us just how smart they can be when it comes to finding the best grazing spots.