Federal budget cuts in 2025 are impacting Idaho agriculture through the loss of critical funding for research, conservation and support programs. Additionally, the USDA is facing budget cuts across various programs that support schools, food banks and local farmers, potentially creating uncertainty for agriculture operations. This could lead to decreased support for farmers and potentially impact food security.

A recent study published in Frontiers in Genetics, conducted by Randall Raymond – director of research and veterinary services for Simplot Livestock in Grand View – and colleagues, highlights bovine congestive heart failure's prevalence in feedyards and its impacts on cattle health, offering mitigation insights.

“The U.S. beef cow herd is the smallest since the 1950s,” says John Hall, a professor and extension beef specialist at the University of Idaho. In light of this, both those buying and selling bulls will feel the effects.

A traditional Christmas dinner features turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, and vegetables. Why not spice up the Christmas dinner table with Idaho commodities?

Several South Magic Valley District FFA students were interviewed about refining a breeding program in their livestock projects.

Private schools and FFA – is that even a thing?

Idaho has roughly double the wolf population number that was deemed maintenance level, and livestock depredation has increased as well.

While International Women’s Day is celebrated in March, focusing on the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, we wanted to spotlight 13 women in the ag industry (of many to choose from).

Solar and wind energy projects are targeting Idaho public and private lands. Is it right for Idaho?