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.
An attorney with an Illinois-based group that dismisses human-caused climate change told Idaho lawmakers that the warming that has occurred has benefited the state and increased crop production.
One man's Facebook post, has sparked conversation on whether or not the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is limiting opportunities for sportsmen. Putting you first, KMVT investigated, speaking with the department to find out why over 200 elk were killed and why some hunters are angry about it.
On Sunday, at the Hagerman boat launch researchers and biologist from Colorado State University, the National Wildlife Research Center, Idaho Fish and Game, and Magic Valley sportsmen collaborated in an effort to train dogs to detect Avian Influenza in waterfowl.
The H-2A nonimmigrant worker program allows agriculture producers the ability to hire foreign workers on a temporary basis, as long they're able to prove there's not enough domestic labor able to be hired.
President Donald Trump announced a deal on Friday in Washington, indicating trade representatives between the United States and European Union have agreed on a new trade deal to sell more American beef to Europe.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture
announced a new trade mitigation package in late July, aimed to provide relief to American agricultural producers who've experienced the negative impacts of what the departments terms "unjustified retaliatory tariffs" on U.S. agricultural goods.
The federal government has paid $24 million to Idaho farms and dairies in an effort to help them survive financial losses caused by President Donald Trump's trade wars.
Jeremy Cutler is the owner of Treasure Valley based company Skeye, an aerial imagery company that is looking to put an "eye in the sky" to help crops on the ground here in Idaho.
A federally-run sheep research facility operating in eastern Idaho and long targeted by environmental groups concerned about potential harm to wildlife is facing another legal challenge.
The decision to open up the gates at the main line canal in Murtaugh wasn't anything out of the ordinary, according to Twin Falls Canal Company officials.
