Author Archives: Syndicated Content

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits dipped to 245,000 last week amid uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s trade policies

Warm weather in the Northwest means fairs, competitions and animal sales.  And that means the potential of spreading illnesses from one animal to multiple animals very quickly.  Dr...

Last week, the University of Idaho in partnership with the Public Lands Council, the National Cattlemen's Beef Association and others, released a 10-year study exploring the impact grazing livestock h...

Congratulations to outgoing University of Idaho College of Agricultural Life Sciences dean Michael Parrella.  He was recently honored by the Idaho congressional delegation as he prepares to ...

Oregon's Governor says she has more ideas to fund firefighting and prevention efforts in the state. With just a few days left in the legislative session, Tina Kotek wants lawmakers to prioritize wildf...

An Oregon State University Undergrad has developed a way to use artificial intelligence to identify species captured on trail cameras.  Owen Okuley said the A-I works similarly to how a huma...

The National Farmers Union concluded the 2025 All-States Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., and released the names of the newly elected members who will serve on the National Youth Advisory Counci...

This week, the Meat Institute called for the processing sector, a critical part of the meat and poultry supply chain, to be included in the Trump administration's plans for a stable and legal agricult...

Caregivers of older adults need to be on the lookout for financial fraud.  Jason Horton, with the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services, said it's a growing problem.  ...

Ron Lemenager has seen a lot in the realm of nutrition for beef cattle.  As a long time, Purdue University beef specialist, his awareness of nutrition needs for beef herds is needed through the a...