Articles Tagged with ''Idaho''
Impact of heavy ag equipment on Idaho's highways and road planning
Managing agricultural traffic and large equipment affects everything from basic road geometry to reflectors.
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Understanding water management challenges in Idaho’s Treasure Valley
The Treasure Valley faces water management challenges due to urbanization's impact on drain flows, with the Treasure Valley Water Supply Project providing innovative solutions to understand and manage these changes.
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Changing the desert soil in Oakley, Idaho
Through trial and error, Blake Matthews has eliminated insecticides and fumigants over the past seven years using regenerative practices, significantly improving soil health on their farm.
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Heat reclaim benefits for Idaho dairies and farms
Adopting heat reclaim technology enhances efficiency, reduces costs and promotes sustainability by repurposing waste heat for various agricultural operations such as milk cooling, cleaning processes and consistent heating during colder months.
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Ranchers push back as Lava Ridge Wind Project advances
Ranchers, queued for appeal, await the BLM's final decision as the Lava Ridge Wind Project progresses amid significant opposition and concerns over environmental and community impacts.
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Foreign ownership of agricultural land in Idaho
Foreign ownership of U.S. agricultural land is increasing, with over 43.4 million acres held by foreign entities. Idaho has passed laws to restrict foreign government ownership of agricultural land, addressing national security concerns.
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A ‘fair’ chance at health care for dairy employees
Si-Ellen Farms hosts annual health fairs to connect Hispanic employees with essential health resources, breaking down language barriers and promoting long-term well-being and safety on the farm.
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Smoking out our spuds?
Researchers in Parma showed reductions in potato yield, size and uniformity when subjected to severe smoke conditions. Similar research on other commodities is already underway.
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Idaho's ongoing battle with Mormon crickets
Mormon crickets have long threatened Idaho's crops and rangelands, and their unpredictable population cycles complicate control efforts. If you're dealing with these pests this year, contact your local extension agent.
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