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As droughts intensify in the West, OpenET makes satellite-based data widely accessible to help 17 states develop more resilient water supplies.
Trimble’s NAV-900 guidance controller is the most advanced GNSS receiver to date.
Carbon dioxide flush information found to be more reliable and useful indicator of soil health
Regev from STK combines a biological active ingredient with a known synthetic product.
More than 80 agricultural groups filed formal objections last week to the Environmental Protection Agency’s Aug. 30 rule to revoke all tolerances of chlorpyrifos.
Empowering drone operators to help farmers increase profits with smart farming technology
RitchieList.com is a new, easy-to-use, listing and private transaction service from the used equipment market leaders.
The goal of the competition is to improve the efficiency of fertilizers to increase crop yields while reducing the impacts of fertilizers on the environment.
The state's growers depend on the university's potato research program to help improve the quality and quantity of their crops while staying abreast of consumer trends.
“We share a commitment to keeping our markets open and transparent so that trade can continue to grow.”
Higher trucking costs are one of the season’s biggest potholes for Idaho potato grower-shippers this season.
Some growers have had to resort to storing their potatoes in unused airplane hangars
Farmers’ disputes covered by this grant can range from contract issues, estate and probate complications, adverse determinations by the USDA, bankruptcy, and any other conflict they may face concerning their farm.
Pacific Northwest food producers stung by extreme heat will be eligible for disaster relief in a $10 billion package included in legislation now signed into law.
The first weekend of October, crowds of men, women and children, made their way to a large field outside Little Falls, Minn., to dig and keep as many potatoes as they wanted, for free.