In this podcast, editors and reporters talk about how the suicide of a California dairyman has galvanized the dairy industry, look back on the gains from 150 years of the land-grant university system, and discuss the particulars of a Willamette Valley farm that has managed to emerge from bankruptcy.
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The world's largest Idaho Russet on wheels will roll throughout the country for a second tour. Officials with the Idaho Potato Commission intend to send their Great Big Idaho Potato Truck on a second national tour next summer.
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A Washington state horse was euthanized this week after it contracted West Nile virus, and four other horses in Idaho and Oregon were diagnosed with milder cases of the disease.
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In the midst of the largest ever outbreak of West Nile virus in this country, Idaho officials are urging horse owners to take steps to protect their equines against the disease.
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Researchers say populations of potato psyllids — the vector for the zebra chip crop disease — are growing dramatically in the Columbia Basin.
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Research trials that are helping prepare the way for the mechanization of fruit orchards are expected to be one of the highlights of the University of Idaho's Annual Fruit Field Day Sept. 14.
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