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The rapid spread of herbicide-resistant pigweeds, new restrictions on applying pesticides and a maggot that can reduce sugar beet yields by up to 40% will be the main topics of the University of Idaho’s annual Sugar Beet […]
In April 2025, the United States Department of Agriculture terminated a $59 million grant with the University of Idaho. Due to new federal administration, USDA now requires the Advancing Markets for […]
Tariffs are hitting American farmers and producers hard, speakers said at the Sept. 29 panel of the 2025 Borah Symposium. The first talk of the 2025 Borah Symposium kicked off […]
A University of Idaho Extension trail conducted at Nancy M. Cummings Research, Extension and Education Center in Salmon is reporting an informative second growing season in its cover crop project […]
The University of Idaho must cut $5 million from its budget after Gov. Brad Little last week ordered a 3% cut to many state agencies. Late Tuesday afternoon UI staff […]
Moderate cattle grazing on public land does not reduce sage-grouse nest success, according to a newly published 10-year study led by a University of Idaho professor. The value of well-researched […]
The University of Idaho has launched a grant program that will support climate-smart markets and practices in Idaho. Grants range from $38 to $74 per acre, or “$1 per head […]
According to a report released by the University of Idaho, four of Idaho’s major crops achieved record values in 2023. This marks the second consecutive year of exceptional revenue for […]
Johan Swinnen, director general of the International Food Policy Research Institute, promoted a multilateral approach to address growing issues of food insecurity during the CALS speaker series. Swinnen is also […]
Agriculture and environmental protection have overlapping goals relating to pollinators, according to Dr. Neal Williams. Williams is a Professor of Entomology at University of California Davis. He is also the […]