In fields across the Gem State, potatoes are being pulled from the ground and moved into storage before the cold winter weather makes its way to Southern Idaho.
For the second time this summer, the city of Twin Falls has cut water access for city water customers by a quarter of an inch. Officials say that with proper management, there should be enough water to get through the season.
Magic Valley industry experts hope to bring a center for innovation to the area. Bringing experts together with prospective businesses to fine-tune their craft.
Recent rain is a welcome reprive for the agriculture industry, but it isn't enough moisture to reset the issues from drought conditions in the spring and summer.
140 junior water users had their water reestablished after an agreement was made between water users in Blaine County, House Speaker Scott Bedke, Governor Brad Little and the Idaho Department of Water Resources.
Governor Brad Little recently signed a bill into law that will allow hunters, trappers, and private contractors to kill up to 90 percent of Idaho’s wolf population
The Snake River is ranked as the country's most endangered river in a list published by American Rivers. The river's dams are currently under legislative scrutiny as Congressman Mike Simpson suggests removing 4 of the 8.
A federal judge on Friday sided with conservation groups who said allowing domestic sheep to graze in a mountain range along the Idaho-Montana border as part of a government agriculture program could harm grizzly bears and other wildlife.
Idaho Fish and Game will soon release the rulebook for the 2021-2022 hunting season. The changes to the rulebook are mostly standard, but officials warn of two rather significant changes.
Rep. Mike Simpson proposes a $33 billion plan to remove the four Lower Snake River dams. The plan is stated to restore salmon population, replace energy, improve water quality and provide reparations to those effected by the proposed removal.
The Twin Falls Canal Company and Magic Valley residents marked the start of irrigation season Tuesday morning with the opening of the gates at Murtaugh Lake.
Following Monday’s crash and rescue effort the Intestate 84, the Idaho State Police remind drivers to make sure they and their vehicles are up to the task ahead of any spring road trips.
The agriculture industry says in a letter it wants Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee to move farmworkers and food factory workers closer to the front of the line for coronavirus vaccines because they perform work that cannot be delayed or done remotely.
U.S. officials have released a new plan involving methods to deal with a microscopic pest in southeastern Idaho that threatens the state’s billion-dollar industry that supplies a third of the nation’s potatoes.
Officials with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game say the state sold nearly 62,000 more hunting and fishing licenses through the end of October compared to last year.
The Idaho Water Resource Board approved a plan to build an embankment to prevent water from affected a neighboring Bureau of Land Management road at a recharge site near Eden.
Around 60 farmers in Divide County put their own harvesting on hold to cut 1,000 acres for a neighbor who suffered a heart attack after his combine caught fire last week.
With so many things still uncertain with this year’s Twin Falls County Fair, KMVT is putting you first to find out how the constant changes are affecting the many 4-H groups in the area.
The United States-Mexico and Canada(USMCA) trade deal e more than week ago, and some are already wondering if it will add relief to the agricultural producers who have been hurt by Covid-19.
A Cassia county farm is has taken a major loss due to covid-19 conditions, and an agricultural economist has helped explain the large-scale impact that the pandemic is having on the industry.
Many community members are concerned as to why some items are limited in the stores, such as milk and cream, but at the same they are hearing that dairies are having to dump milk.
