Tours explore Idaho’s surprising diversity
Idaho may not have as much diversity among its residents as California and New York, but the University of Idaho Extension’s eight popular “Journey for Diversity” tours—hosted since 2005—continue to...
View ArticleGraduates Inspired by Vandal Alumnus
BOISE, Idaho – The academic year is almost over and that means commencement time at the University of Idaho Boise, which includes Twin Falls. Graduates from the Boise location will receive 136 degrees:...
View ArticleKimberly Twilight Tour July 18 Offers Fun, Practical Weed Advice: Eat ‘em to...
KIMBERLY, Idaho – University of Idaho researchers at the Kimberly Research and Extension Center will add some fun to science July 18 with an insect-petting zoo, horse-drawn hay rides and other programs...
View ArticleAnnual U-Idaho Pest Management Tours June 27 at Aberdeen, June 28 at Kimberly
The annual University of Idaho Snake River Pest Management Research Tours are planned June 27 at Aberdeen Research and Extension Center and June 28 at the Kimberly Research and Extension Center....
View ArticleU-Idaho Extension to Deliver Master Water Steward Training to Sandpoint and...
By Donna Emert COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho – University of Idaho Extension’s Master Water Steward program, IDAH2O, got a boost in 2012 with a $77,000 EPA Environmental Education grant. The funding will allow...
View ArticleOrganic Production Research Reviewed at July 24 Field Day at Kimberly R&E...
KIMBERLY, Idaho – A field day to report on organic research conducted by University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences researchers at the Kimberly Research and Extension Center is...
View ArticleU-Idaho Extension Offers October Seminars to Help Cattle Producers Cut Winter...
A series of four University of Idaho Extension seminars in October will offer tips for cattle producers who are facing higher feed costs and losses of winter range to fire and drought across southern...
View ArticlePotato Growers Urged to Take Aggressive Action to Control Bacterial Ring Rot...
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho –College of Agricultural and Life Sciences potato experts at the University of Idaho are reviving a task force to help growers address a flare-up of bacterial ring rot disease....
View ArticleWaste Not, Want Not: Solid Waste Management and Wastewater Treatment is the...
MOSCOW, Idaho – Changing regulations and the prospect of fewer federal dollars mean wastewater treatment and solid waste management are critical concerns for today’s city planners, commercial...
View ArticleUI to Honor Alumnus John Rosholt during Reception
TWIN FALLS, Idaho – The University of Idaho and its Magic Valley alumni chapter will honor John Rosholt, accomplished UI alumnus and Twin Falls resident at a reception Tuesday, June 18 from 6-8 p.m. at...
View ArticleGraduates Inspired by Vandal Alumnus
BOISE, Idaho – The academic year is almost over and that means commencement time at the University of Idaho Boise, which includes Twin Falls. Graduates from the Boise location will receive 136 degrees:...
View ArticleUI Increases New First-year and Graduate Students; Improves Student...
MOSCOW, Idaho – The University of Idaho today announced a decline in overall student enrollment for the fall semester 2013 but also reported slight increases in the number of first-year undergraduates...
View ArticleCover Crops, Nitrogen and Waste Focus of 2014 Nutrient Management Conference...
TWIN FALLS, Idaho – Feb. 12, 2014 – University of Idaho Extension researchers will attempt to cover the spectrum of information and issues related to managing agricultural waste, nutrients for crops,...
View ArticleSpring Commencement Includes 106 Degrees from UI Boise and UI Twin Falls
Students graduating from the University of Idaho Boise and UI Twin Falls are eligible for 106 degrees this spring. Candidates from the University of Idaho Boise applied for 16 baccalaureate degrees, 42...
View ArticleIdaho Ag Economist: Credible Seafood Sustainability Relies on Verifying Progress
MOSCOW – Sustainable seafood, a category that includes Idaho-raised rainbow trout, is in demand by some of the world’s largest retailers, including Wal-Mart, a University of Idaho agricultural...
View ArticleSTEM Education Conference to Highlight K-12 Efforts in Idaho
“Highlighting Successful Educational Programs and Partnerships,” the 2015 University of Idaho-Micron Idaho STEM Innovations Conference is taking place 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 9, at The...
View ArticleUI Research Tours to Help Growers Weather Weed, Insect and Disease Issues
KIMBERLY, Idaho – An explosion of weeds sparked by recent downpours across Idaho make this year’s University of Idaho Snake River Pest Management Research Tours in Kimberly and Aberdeen timely for...
View ArticleFaculty Open House at McCall Field Campus Aug. 17-18
The 2015 UI-CNR McCall Field Campus and MOSS Open House for UI faculty will be held Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 17-18. Spend time on the beautiful shores of Payette Lake to: • Have fun with colleagues...
View ArticleCAES Energy Science Artwork Contest Open to UI Employees, Students
UI students, staff and faculty are invited to enter the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) ARTernative Energy Contest. Entries should be images that were produced during the course of energy or...
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