Celebrating the Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
For 125 years the Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station has been improving the quality of life for Idahoans. Our scientists work hard to find solutions to issues that impact our state and we look forward to what we can accomplish in the next 125 years.
A Rich History
The center provides critical information to growers across different crops while building significant relationships with partners in industry.
Interdisciplinary Research
The Aberdeen R&E center provides critical research and improved cultural practices for major crops grown in Idaho.
Cow-calf and Forage Research
Providing education for the livestock industry and learning opportunities for University of Idaho students.
Improving Crop Production
The Kimberly R&E Center addresses issues in potatoes, sugar beets, small grains, irrigation, water quality and forages.
Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
The Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station is the research division of the University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) and is responsible for statewide programming in agricultural research.
For more than 130 years, IAES has worked to improve the quality of life for Idahoans, impacting citizens and the state economy by working with producers, businesses and communities to find solutions to critical issues.
Operating at nine research and Extension centers and six affiliate centers located across the state, IAES focuses on improving agricultural practices, developing new and valuable crop varieties, protecting animals and crops from pests and disease, and helping Idaho’s economy grow.
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