An update on the CAFE program
University of Idaho dairy research project meets with contractors and cooperatorsEmily

This spring, the Idaho Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment (CAFE) began work to build a $25 million research dairy near Rupert, Idaho scheduled to be completed by 2023 and functioning by 2024.

Idaho’s only
Land grant and related acts are fundamental to UI research efforts

During the University of Idaho presidential candidate open forums March 4 to March 8, multiple candidates mentioned the importance of land grant universities — a classification of universities such as […]

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A food chain without animals
A response to The Argonaut article “Not a missed steak”

As an undergrad at the University of Idaho studying Animal and Veterinary Science and Agricultural Economics I was intrigued by Savannah Cardon’s “Not a missed steak.” The article had three […]

Fostering forests
UI’s forest nursery offers unique opportunities to all students

The Palouse: a desert of golden wheat fields and rolling green hills stretching as far as the eye can see. Outside Moscow Mountain, dense forests can be hard to come […]

Ireland vs. Idaho agriculture
Differences in agriculture between Ireland and Idaho to an agriculture major

  This spring semester I have had the extraordinary opportunity to study abroad in Dublin, Ireland. There are several differences; including the lack of decent coffee (I’m thinking of you […]

New voices cropping up
Lt. Gov. Brad Little and Tommy Ahlquist discuss their plans for agriculture in Idaho

The University of Idaho Food and Agriculture Business club (FAB) held a forum with gubernatorial candidates Lt. Gov. Brad Little and Tommy Ahlquist in the auditorium of the UI Administration […]