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More than 4,000 Snake River water rights holders in Idaho just got some good news — no irrigation curtailments in 2026, thanks to a deal between the state and Idaho Power.

Idaho's got a serious drought on its hands, and the state is taking some big steps to help out farmers and water users.

Idaho just took a bold step in food transparency, ensuring you know exactly what’s on your plate when it comes to lab-grown proteins.

In a move reflecting a strong sense of local values, Idaho just tightened the reins on government access to private property.

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?

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.

Governor Little has his sights set on sustaining Idaho's agricultural backbone. What does that mean for rural Idaho?

Last month, American Farmland Trust co-hosted the Governor’s Summit on Agricultural Viability in Boise.

Landowners and Idaho agribusiness, academia, conservation, development, and government leaders will all gather Thursday at the Governor’s Summit on Agricultural Viability.

Every year, international trade becomes more important for the Idaho farming community.