Brad Carlson

The Idaho Water Resource Board on Nov. 21 voted to approve 38 aging infrastructure program grants worth $22.9 million combined.

ONTARIO, Ore. — Seeing a first-of-the-season harvest of alfalfa hay several weeks earlier than he was used to further fueled Hunter Doyle’s enthusiasm for learning about agriculture in a new […]

EAGLE, Idaho — Jamey Higham sees challenges and opportunities as he heads into his fifth year as Idaho Potato Commission president and CEO. Commission board members hired him in October […]

The success was nice and the experiences invaluable for Kuna FFA chapter members competing nationally. Individuals and teams from the southwest Idaho chapter performed well at the National FFA Convention […]

Val Carter began his one-year term as Idaho Cattle Association president during the group’s annual convention Nov. 10-12 in Sun Valley. He succeeded Spencer Black, who remains on the ICA […]

Onsite agricultural education is returning to the rural Valley School District after a nearly 30-year absence.

The boxes, available for online purchase, include two “uniquely curated collections, each filled with premium products that reflect Idaho’s rich agricultural landscape,” according to an Idaho State Department of Agriculture news release.

Exploring opportunities to increase Upper Snake River water storage capacity — including possible reconstruction of Teton Dam, which failed nearly 50 years ago — is the focus of a recent […]

ONTARIO, Ore. — On Clint Shock’s research farm, herbs that he believes can help somebody — now, soon or someday — take priority over the larger-footprint grain crop. While some […]

A new class of Leadership Idaho Agriculture participants will attend education and development events around the state. Agriculture and agribusiness organization representatives select participants in each year’s class. The new […]