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Dairymen share strategies for low SCC and high efficiency at National Mastitis Council annual meeting

At the 2025 National Mastitis Council annual meeting, three dairymen shared how they maintain low somatic cell count and high milk quality in high-throughput milking systems.
September 16, 2025
Frances Pierce

During a producer roundtable at the National Mastitis Council annual meeting, Jan. 27-30, in Charlotte, North Carolina, three dairymen defined the ways they achieve low somatic cell counts (SCC) with farm protocols, training and implementing new technologies. 


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The camelina question

Camelina is touted as a low-carbon source for renewable diesel, but it remains to be seen whether it is the next big thing for Idaho growers.
September 15, 2025
Julia McCarthy

A profitable, drought-tolerant crop can be a welcome addition to a dryland rotation in the arid Intermountain West. Particularly following a push for clean fuels created by the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, camelina (Camelina sativa) entrepreneurs have been making the case for expanding acres of this oilseed.


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The gift of hardship

September 10, 2025
Cassidy Woolsey

What do Warren Buffett and Jackie Chan have in common? Aside from their padded pockets from years of success and fame, they both have voiced publicly that they will not be leaving their fortunes to their children.


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Pocket Ranch revives family dairy tradition with a creamery

September 8, 2025
Frances Pierce

Growing up, Joey Bingham often heard stories about his dad and grandpa running a small creamery and ice cream parlor in Twin Falls, Idaho. Inspired by those memories, he decided to diversify and build his own creamery since it always fascinated him as a kid.


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Innovation and efficiency considered hallmarks of nation’s largest research dairy at the University of Idaho

The new U of I dairy in southern Idaho is expected to be fully operational in early 2026. They plan to initially milk 400 cows in 2026, building up to a herd size of 2,000, which is reflective of Idaho’s dairy industry.
September 8, 2025
Kimmi Devaney

Construction continues at the Idaho Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment (Idaho CAFE), a University of Idaho-led facility in Rupert, Idaho, that will include the nation’s largest research dairy. Phase II is currently underway and includes construction of a commodity barn, a calving and research barn and a classroom building.


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A combination of two legacies: BTR Manufacturing acquires Double L

Double L, known globally for potato equipment since 1979, enters a new chapter under BTR Manufacturing ownership, celebrated with an open house in August.
September 4, 2025
Cassidy Woolsey

Since 1979, Double L has been recognized worldwide for its potato equipment – including planters, harvesters and conveying and handling systems. Now, the company begins a new chapter under the ownership of another longstanding Idaho business, BTR Manufacturing, based in Paul.


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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Impacts on U.S. agriculture with a focus on Idaho

The One Big Beautiful Bill delivers $66 billion for agriculture, revives parts of a stalled farm bill and boosts safety nets, tax breaks and conservation programs.
September 3, 2025
Riley Griffin

No doubt "The One, Big, Beautiful Bill" is big. Beauty? Well, that’s in the eye of the beholder.


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New barley contest raises the bar for yields

Idaho’s first barley yield contest broke yield records and is set to expand nationally, inspiring growers to push performance boundaries through innovation, data and disciplined agronomy.
August 28, 2025
Maggie Hammon

Idaho’s barley fields became more than just a harvest site in 2024; they became a proving ground. For the first time, the state launched a barley yield contest, adding a competitive edge to the season and spotlighting the precise practices happening on local farms.


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Has Idaho’s first intermodal rail terminal spurred hay exports?

Following the 2021 opening of the Savage Railport in Pocatello, Idaho, hay exports rose for several years, aided by improved infrastructure, among other global market factors.
August 25, 2025
Pat Hatzenbuehler

Now that the terminal has been in operation for about four years, this article aims to describe why such an infrastructural investment can help increase international trade opportunities and to analyze whether the expected impact of increased hay exports from Idaho are observable in publicly available data.


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The Outside Circle: Back in my day

August 21, 2025
Gus Brackett

“We didn’t have electricity until I was in high school,” Grandpa explained to all the grandchildren. The youngsters stared sullen-faced with no context for this information. They looked like a horse or a cow when you explain any concept, unable to process the words … lacking the part of the brain necessary.


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