Managing range cattle using virtual fence technology is the focus of a discussion and field event scheduled Oct. 23 in the Jordan Valley, Ore., area. Registration for “Fencing Without Fences” opens at ...

The University of Idaho has appointed Randy Brooks as UI Extension director and associate dean of the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. An Extension employee for more than 35 years, he starts ...

Federal prosecutors have accused five people in Georgia with exploiting farmworkers from Mexico, alleging shakedown tactics that parallel two ongoing cases in Washington. The five are accused of ...

A federal appeals court has overturned a ruling that determined a logging plan for more than 13,000 acres in Western Oregon was unlawfully approved. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected ...

Oregon farm regulators aren’t required to impose agricultural water restrictions to specifically prevent dairy manure pollution in Tillamook Bay, according to the state’s Court of Appeals. For nearly ...

A judge indicated he will approve the sale of the bankrupt Brewster Heights Packing and Orchards to the Legendary Fruit Company, praising attorneys for working out a deal that will keep the ...

Boise National Forest staff plan to start setting controlled burns early in the week of Sept. 28 to reduce vegetation that fuel wildfires. The burns are expected to continue through the fall.

Blackfoot-area farmers Jerry and Valerie Bingham have sued the Idaho Department of Water Resources over a 2025 curtailment. The department “took the Bingham family’s private property (water rights) ...

Esmaeil Fallahi, a retired University of Idaho professor of pomology and viticulture, received the prestigious International Society for Horticultural Science Fellow Award. The society presented the ...

President Trump said the U.S. is working on a “massive deal” to buy potash from Belarus, though Belarus’ president said his country has no potash to sell to the West. Trump posted Sept. 21 on Truth ...

A federal judge said he won’t allow the U.S. Department of Labor to take a year to develop new wage rates for seasonal foreign farmworkers, saying the delay will hurt domestic farmworkers. U.S.