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A Labette County farmer recently traveled to Panama and Colombia as part of the national soy checkoff’s annual See for Yourself mission.

Howdy! Im Jeremy and I am just the sweetest lover boy! As you can see I have an infectious smile and expressive eyebrows. I absolutely love my people, car rides,

Spring is here, the kids will be out of school soon and it is time to think about getting a puppy! Take Bess, for example. She is a 4-month-old Siberian

SALEM — So far, eight states across the country have reported cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or simply bird flu, in dairy cattle herds — including Idaho. There are

A critical component of organic poultry production is the feed, which directly influences the health of the birds, as well as the quality of the end products.

Well, it looks like the warm weather is finally getting here. It has really been enjoyable to be out during the past few months. Looking at the farm fields, it

Dogs of all shapes and sizes easily outnumbered people at the Nez Perce County Fairgrounds this weekend.

Walking through the Norman Farm Market last week, I thought about the upcoming Earth Day celebrations and the connection our local farmers have to the land. While most of the

This weeks Flagstaff History column.

At the writing of this article, High Path Avian Influenza H5N1 has been detected in over 83 million domestic poultry in the U.S.