<< Resources for Idaho   Summer 2009 Wheat is Idaho’s second largest crop-revenue producer in 2008, after potatoes. Learn which classes of wheat’s grow in Idaho and how University of Idaho researchers have partnered with growers to keep us competitive in a global marketplace. Also find tips on stretching your food dollars, starting your own victory garden, and discouraging wasps from your backyard picnic.
Summer 2008 The United Nations is celebrating 2008 as the International Year of the Potato. So the University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences here commemorates more than a century of effort by our scientists to help Idaho maintain it's premier potato growing status.Also read about 4-H's Robotics program and why agricultural education remains big today in Idaho high schools.	Winter 2009 Three of 10 new multicultural scholarship winners on campus include freshman (from left) Anthony Williams, with white, African-American, and Umatilla heritage; Jennifer Spencer, with Portuguese/white heritage; and Vanessa Cornwall who immigrated to the U.S. From the Azores. Their stories show the American Dream is alive and well. Also get tips on retiring well, and read about Idaho's new caviar ventures.
Summer 2006 Can Idaho win its invasive species wars? Learn what UI scientists and educators are doing to help. Also, learn how to help kids get ready for math by playing with blocks. Meet UI's monolith King, and follow our cloned mules' racing lives two states.	Winter 2007 Helping Idaho’s communities thrive amid changing times comes in at least 7 ways from University of Idaho’s Extension staff. Also, find ideas on how to tame wild game, meet CALS Ambassadors who help recruit our best students, and test your financial IQ.	Summer 2007 The University of Idaho is a pioneer in biofuels research and in providing education for anyone manufacturing biofuels. Read why. Also, meet five UI students helping some tribal people in Africa get cleaner drinking water. And meet Filer High School students doing original research on Idaho sturgeon DNA.	Winter 2008 The University of Idaho Extension faculty and staff have been in the front lines battling poverty in Idaho for more than 30 years. New programs help residents of small northern Idaho towns with high poverty rates seek ways to improve their economic options. Also, meet a UI alum who helps Peru's poorest Andean farmers improve their lives through better marketing of their ancient brand of potatoes.
Winter 2006 UI Extension explores Idaho's Yesterdays to help leaders today. Smarter gardens (hardy roses, native plants); 145 years of Idaho weather; Alum Robbie Paul embraces her Nez Perce roots.	Summer 2005 Idaho's 21st Century Agriculture AND how CALS scientists and educators help economically. Undergraduate research results. Alum helps Indian nations conquer diabetes.	Winter 2005 CALS Faculty and Students Connect Idaho to the World. Creating 21st Century Scientists (IGERT Fellows) Helping Idaho Seniors Eat Well Idaho's Wheat Advantage more ...	Summer 2004 Helping Idaho's small acreage growers. Mom and Dad Follow Kids to College: They all enroll in UI CALS more ...
Winter 2004 Conserving Idaho's wWater UI CALS Helps Rural Idaho more ...	Summer 2003 Idaho clones a mule Salutes to Brenen, Heimsch more ...	Winter 2002 Dining Healthy Biosensors On the Frontier more ...	Summer 2002 Money Wise Wind Power more ...
Winter 2001 After the Smoke Cleasr: Lessons from the Wildfires GMO: Friend or Foe more ...	Fall 2001 Centennial Issue Families: Firmly Rooted in Idaho Soil A New Breed of Family more ...	Winter 2000 The New Dairy State Owyhee County: Portrait of a Changing Economy more ...	Summer 2000 Vintage Idaho For the Love of Science more ...