Two-hundred seventy-four students in 60 classes are in the ag programs at College of Southern Idaho, which are welcoming to students with ag experience and no-ag-experience students. Ag instructor Jaysa Fillmore talks about a variety of ag programs available from aquaculture to vet tech with the associates degrees available, and how to find those scholarship opportunities for the programs.

Which Idaho county has more acres owned by foreign investors than any other?

Idaho extension economists look at hay prices and factors influencing pricing for 2023.

The first ag-focused satellite launches.

Magic Valley farmer, cattle raiser and pork raiser Dave Roper tells us about a citizens group, Citizens for Preservation of Fish and Dams, that is delving into the proposed dam-breaching issues beyond ag transportation disruption, fish survivability and power generation – what are the unintended consequences (good and bad) of dams and reservoirs? Where can you find collected data to pursue more about the topic and the science beyond differing arguments? That’s what the group hopes to be able to provide – information for those searching for answers.

It doesn’t always take an article to make a point. Sometimes a picture is “worth a thousand words.”

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) issued the following statement regarding the EPA’s and U.S. Department of the Army’s announcement of a final rule on "waters of the U.S." (WOTUS).