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Four farms, one family vision

As Gary Rupp nears retirement, his sons and son-in-law are carrying on his passion for farming near Homedale.
May 26, 2026
Julia McCarthy

“He’s probably one of the most successful farmers I know,” says Kyle Rupp of his dad, Gary. “He started from the ground up and made all of this possible.”


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Tales of a Hay Hauler: The gift rock and crunchy hay

An ordinary hunt for dairy hay turns memorable thanks to unfamiliar country, a dependable ’66 Ford and one stop high enough to see what the land offered.
May 26, 2026
Brad Nelson

A hay‑scouting trip in the early ’70s becomes a snapshot in time, complete with a ’66 Ford, new country and one unexpected rock in the trunk.


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The Outside Circle: The greatest of all time

May 22, 2026
Gus Brackett

Everything changed with that essay, but all the document did was unleash the prosperity that a free people can reap. On the 250th anniversary of our nation, we should read, appreciate and remember the Declaration of Independence and acknowledge the generations of Americans that, in pursuing freedom, have made the United States of America the greatest of all time.


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Talking through farm stress

The Idaho Farm Stress Team promotes mental health awareness, encouraging farmers to have difficult conversations. Planning, respectful communication and follow-up support help reduce stigma, strengthen relationships and improve stress management.
May 19, 2026
Tasha Howard and Kathee Tifft

Healthy communication can be defined in many ways, but in general, all these ways include three main themes: clarity, respect and promoting understanding. Making sure you are building healthy communication habits, especially surrounding topics like your mental health, doesn’t just happen. It is a skill that is learned by practice and planning.


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Putting wheel-line sprinkler technologies to the test

Utah trials show newer wheel-line sprinklers can improve irrigation efficiency without reducing yields, offering farmers a way to conserve water while maintaining crop performance.
May 17, 2026
Matt Yost

Even small improvements in how water is applied and managed can make a noticeable difference in irrigation efficiency and crop performance. Utah State University (USU) is currently studying four types of wheel‑line sprinklers (traditional impact sprinklers and newer rotator styles) to see how they affect irrigation efficiency and yields in common forage crops.


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Managing through the ups and downs

Volatile markets reward disciplined decisions. Producers who manage risk, maintain liquidity and plan during high-profit years are best positioned to withstand downturns and capitalize when cycles shift.
May 15, 2026
Tyson Steel

High prices cure high prices. Low prices cure low prices.This adage has never been truer than in today’s volatile commodity markets.


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Introducing the Idaho FFA state officers 2026-27

May 14, 2026
Madison Crawford Vargovich

It is that time of year once again. Six accomplished individuals have been named Idaho FFA state officers for the 2026-27 school year.


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Today’s measurements build tomorrow’s cows: Why one dairyman invests in data

Data collection is integral to genetic improvements for Greg Andersen’s dairies.
May 12, 2026
Katie Schmitt

Idaho dairyman Greg Andersen elevates herd efficiency with better production, fertility and fitness. For him, the most successful way to do this is through genetic selection, backed by quality data.


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And when you pass on … What you gonna pass down?

May 8, 2026
Cassidy Woolsey

Every now and then, a song comes along that just hits you right in the feels. “McArthur,” sung by Hardy, Eric Church, Morgan Wallen and Tim McGraw, is that song for me right now. It’s a gritty, story-driven piece that leans into legacy and land, with each voice stepping in as a different chapter in the life of a farm – and the family rooted in it.


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Profitability considerations of cereal-pea intercropping for organic transition

During organic transition, cereal-pea intercropping can reduce water use, maintain yields, increase biomass and offer added revenue potential, though higher seed costs and marketing challenges must be considered.
May 5, 2026
Pat Hatzenbuehler and Xi Liang

Organic certification requires that land be free of prohibited substances for three years (36 months) before the harvest of an organic crop. A common strategy among agricultural producers in Idaho and other semiarid agricultural regions is to plant an alfalfa hay stand and keep it in production for three or more years after establishment.


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