Idaho State Department of Agriculture

The Snake River has seen a drop in quagga mussel larvae this year, down 77% from the same time last year. Idaho says no other state has come this close to containing a known infestation.

The USDA's latest funding announcement could open doors for local specialty crop markets. Exciting times are ahead for anyone invested in agriculture around here.

As the boating season kicks off, Idaho’s watercraft inspection stations are more important than ever. Here’s what every boater needs to know this year.

Idaho's hemp scene is in for a shake-up, with lawmakers pushing for clearer rules that could change the game for local farmers and retailers.

Southwest Idaho onion growers are facing a March 15 deadline to properly dispose of cull onions to prevent pest issues in their fields.

After five long years, the Growers Own Organic Farming Conference returned last weekend, igniting conversations about sustainable practices and community resilience.

With a recent anthrax outbreak confirmed, local farmers are left wondering about their herds’ safety. Let’s separate fact from fiction.

The local agriculture department is stepping up in response to an anthrax case, working diligently to protect livestock and public health alike.

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture anticipates receiving over $2 million from USDA which will be awarded to projects enhancing the competitiveness of Idaho specialty crops.

The 2026 Idaho Legislative session kicks off Monday, and the state Department of Agriculture will work to ensure lawmakers know the important role farming plays in the state.