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The 108th Lind Field Day will take place Thursday, June 11th at Washington State University’s Lind Dryland Field Station in the central portion of the state.

April didn't bring bring the showers southern Idaho growers need, resulting in several crops that are struggling.

June is buzzing with excitement for local farmers. These field days are more than just events; they're a chance to connect and share knowledge about sustainable practices.

With the soil finally warming up, planting season is in full swing, and the numbers are looking interesting for Northwest crops.

As the new growing season kicks off, local farmers are weighing their options to boost yields. It's all about smart fungicide choices this year.

Starting next week, the University of Idaho will have a new director for the Idaho Foundation Seed Program and the Parma Research and Extension Center.

Whether you’re in the middle of harvest, or your already wrapped up for the season, perhaps a new combine is in your future.

Corteva Agriscience is out Tolvera, an herbicide with a new mode of action to control broadleaf and grass weeds in spring and winter wheat, durum and barley.  Eric Scherder with Corteva said Tolvera can help growers address the ongoing problem of resistant weeds.   “...

World Trade Month in May celebrated trade’s significant impact on U.S. agriculture. Cary Sifferath, vice president of the U.S. Grains Council, said trade is incredibly important to the American farmer.   “The trade of our corn, sorghum, and barley crops and many of their related co-products that the U.S. Grain Council...

Heading of the nation's winter wheat crop continues to move northward.   “By April 27th, we saw more than a quarter, 27%, of the U.S. winter wheat headed," said USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey.  "That’s ahead of the five-year average of 22%, but slightly behind last year's 28%.”   Rippey added hea...