Idaho Farm Bureau Federation

Water is more than a resource; it’s the lifeblood of our communities. Hear how the Idaho Senate is working to keep it flowing.

There's a growing concern among Idaho ranchers about reporting wildlife damage. A proposed law could finally ease their worries and support local producers.

As Idaho loses thousands of acres to development, local farmers and experts are sounding the alarm about the future of our food supply.

After 32 years on the board, and 10 years as President, Bryan Searle retired from IFBF last month.

It’s no secret that Idaho’s population continues to grow at a fast pace, with tens of thousands of people moving into the state annually.

The Idaho legislative session started Monday, and while there were few Ag centric issues scheduled to be discussed, that doesn’t mean the farming community won’t be watching closely.

The 2026 Idaho legislative session kicked off Monday, and while there are few Ag centric issues before lawmakers, that doesn’t mean the farming community won't be impacted by decisions made in Boise.

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.

Ag Labor continues to be a struggle for the Northwest farming community, not only from a pay perspective but also a lack of available workers.