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Thanks to high input costs, high labor costs and low commodity prices, the farm economy has been struggling for several years; when that struggle comes to an end is anyone’s guess. Continue rea...

The 2026 Idaho Legislative session kicks off Monday, and the state Department of Agriculture will work to ensure lawmakers know the important role farming plays in the state. Continue reading…

Two years after the Port of Portland threatened to close Oregon’s only international container yard, Terminal Six gets new life with a new operator. Continue reading…

Idaho FFA President Matthew Waite encourages all young people, regardless of where you grew up, to reach out to the local FFA chapters to learn more about agriculture career options. Continue reading&...

Eastern Oregon’s Cliff Bentz said the nearly $200 million coming to Oregon’s rural health centers next year will force more innovation. Continue reading…

Agriculture policy analysts say 2026 could mark the end of the traditional five-year U.S. Farm Bill era, as lawmakers struggle to produce comprehensive legislation. Continue reading…

The University of Idaho’s Soil and Water Systems Department has a permanent leader. Dr. Robert Heinse, who has served as interim Department head for the past two years. Continue reading…

Despite challenges from supply, tariffs and a strong dollar, demand for American meats remained strong in 2025. Continue reading…

State officials are warning livestock producers after a confirmed case of New World screwworm was found about 215 miles from the Texas border in Tamaulipas, Mexico. Continue reading…

A federal judge on Monday changed her mind and decided there should be a hearing to determine whether Luigi Mangione's backpack was lawfully seized. .