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A proposed bill could change the way Idaho invests in future veterinarians. It’s all about keeping talent local and tackling a pressing agricultural need.

While the export figures look good on paper, many farmers are facing real struggles. There’s more to this story than meets the eye.

Idaho FFA Sentinel Alie Misenheimer says it's important that current farmers, and future farmers, addresses the disconnect between the Ag community and the consumer.

You might be surprised to learn that Idaho's potato fields might be using a lot less water than we thought—up to 40% less, to be exact.

With 250,000 voices heard over decades, Idahoans share their thoughts on water quality. Spoiler alert: the numbers may surprise you, especially when it comes to gender differences.

Get ready for a fresh chapter in meat science! A new facility is about to open its doors and change how students learn and innovate.

In a groundbreaking move, researchers at the University of Idaho are blending agriculture and technology to tackle a big problem for potato farmers.

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.

The University of Idaho’s Soil and Water Systems Department has a permanent leader. Dr. Robert Heinse, who has served as interim Department head for the past two years.

Idaho FFA Reporter Anna Hernandez said when she competed at nationals, she looked to address one of those issues not typically top of mind in farming circles.