Idaho Agriculture

Little: Virtual Trade Mission Benefits Idaho Ag Economy
Little: Virtual Trade Mission Benefits Idaho Ag Economy
Little: Virtual Trade Mission Benefits Idaho Ag Economy
Idaho Governor Brad Little says he is starting to see early, positive results from the state's recent virtual trade mission to Mexico. Little noted that Mexico is Idaho’s fourth largest export destination, accounting for the purchase of nearly $225 million in Idaho products last year alone, with much of that coming from agriculture and food processing. He ...
Farming A Primary Focus Of Little’s State Of The State
Farming A Primary Focus Of Little’s State Of The State
Farming A Primary Focus Of Little’s State Of The State
During his State of the State address January 11th, Idaho Governor Brad Little addresses several issues key to the state’s farming community. He said his “Building Idaho’s Future” plan will invest in in needed agriculture and water infrastructure projects, which he said would aid in the economic vitality of rural Idaho. “Agriculture, and o ...
Little In Awe Of The Resiliency Of Idaho Agriculture
Little In Awe Of The Resiliency Of Idaho Agriculture
Little In Awe Of The Resiliency Of Idaho Agriculture
Agriculture, like most industries, has struggled during the coronavirus pandemic in one way or another. And while some commodities, have fared worse than others, the same can be said for states, with some states reporting noticeable drops in Ag profits in 2020, and an increase in farm bankruptcies ...
Idaho Ag Production Up 6% To $8.25B
Idaho Ag Production Up 6% To $8.25B
Idaho Ag Production Up 6% To $8.25B
The value of Idaho agricultural production in 2019 hit $8.25 Billion, up 6% year over year. The rankings of the top nine commodities remained unchanged from 2018. Coming in at $2.86 billion milk remains the leading agricultural commodity in the state ...
Keller Reflects Back On Time With Idaho Farm Bureau
Keller Reflects Back On Time With Idaho Farm Bureau
Keller Reflects Back On Time With Idaho Farm Bureau
After 41 years with the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation, 21 of which he served as CEO and Executive Vice President, Rick Keller will retire this summer. During his time, Farm Bureau membership increased 39 of the 41 years. IFBF now represents 80,635 families, including 14,000 members that are involved with the state’s agricultural industry. ...