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Brain food: Can Alzheimer’s disease be prevented?  
19/06-2017  (Idaho Statesman)

professor of the coordinated program in dietetics at the University of Idaho and president of Nutrition and Wellness Associates LLC. Her

Rain damages much of East Idaho’s first alfalfa cutting  
19/06-2017  (Capital Press)

the rain we’ve had has killed me.” Reed Findlay, University of Idaho Extension educator fro Bingham and Bannock counties, said he recently

Summer food safety is cool  
17/06-2017  (Idaho State Journal)

dietitian, food safety specialist and health educator employed at the University of Idaho Extension, Bannock County. She can be reached at (

Western Innovator: Helping Western landscapes go native  
17/06-2017  (Capital Press)

Courtesy University of Idaho Steve Love, University of Idaho horticulture specialist, with shrubby penstemon. Carol Ryan Dumas/Capital

FEATURE: Precious Drops  
14/06-2017  (Planet Jackson Hole)

is one of the largest contributors to the state’s economy. University of Idaho Agricultural Economist Garth Taylor estimates food production

Idaho awards 13 specialty crop projects $1.5 million  
14/06-2017  (Capital Press)

Idaho’s potato industry. Those include a $199,000 grant to University of Idaho to develop an early warning system to detect foliar potato

Little change in county cattle count  
14/06-2017  (Idaho County Free Press)

feed costs,” said Jim Church, Idaho County extension educator, University of Idaho Extension. “Over the last five years we have seen big

Wind, rain storms knock out power, aid farmers  
14/06-2017  (Magicvalley.com)

. “The rain is helping everything out,” said Steve Hines, University of Idaho Extension educator in Jerome. “Everything except alfalfa in

Idaho barley growers expect a good crop but not a record in 2017  
12/06-2017  (Capital Press)

Olson. During a conference call with IBC board members, University of Idaho grain researchers Chris Rogers and Juliet Marshall said barley

Idaho fall wheat faces uncommon threat  
5/06-2017  (Capital Press)

Idaho fall wheat, according to a cereals expert. University of Idaho Extension cereals pathologist Juliet Marshall said an unusually wet

Magic Valley crops off to good start  
5/06-2017  (Magicvalley.com)

help.” “We just need some heat.” Steve Hines, University of Idaho Extension educator in Jerome Angry 0 Sad 0 Funny 0 Wow 0 Love 0

Creepy crawlies a hit with children at the Moscow Farmers Market  
5/06-2017  (Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

got a treat Saturday morning at the Moscow Farmers Market when the University of Idaho's College of Agricultural and Life Sciences showed up

Ag dean wants to elevate University of Idaho  
2/06-2017  (Capital Press)

Carol Ryan Dumas/Capital Press Michael Parrella, right, University of Idaho dean of the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, talks

Researchers investigate scanners for diagnosing zebra chip  
2/06-2017  (Capital Press)

of infections. Buy this photo ABERDEEN, Idaho — University of Idaho researchers are studying reflections of various light wavelengths off

Eyespot found in winter wheat  
29/05-2017  (Magicvalley.com)

will be worsened with continued wind.” Juliet Marshall, University of Idaho Extension cereal pathologist Angry 0 Sad 0 Funny 0 Wow 0

Washing food: Does it promote food safety?  
27/05-2017  (Idaho State Journal)

dietitian, food safety specialist and health educator employed at the University of Idaho Extension, Bannock County. She can be reached at

Hay disappears  
22/05-2017  (Magicvalley.com)

market than a buyer’s market,” said Glenn Shewmaker, University of Idaho Extension forage specialist. Knowing costs of production and

Back to the Land 2.0: A Design Agenda for Bioregions  
13/06-2017  (Resilience.org)

this legacy into today’s new models of development. At the University of Idaho, a Masters in Bioregional Planning and Community Design

Battling the norm without a niche  
13/06-2017  (Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

. Currently in the Master of Fine Arts program at the University of Idaho, Matteson is fully embracing the interdisciplinary aspect of the

This new technique could change the future of biodiesel  
16/06-2017  (The Baltimore Sun)

Dev Shrestha, an agricultural engineer who researches biofuels at the University of Idaho in Moscow, noted that there is already a renewable

This new technique could change the future of biodiesel  
16/06-2017  (Los Angeles Times)

Dev Shrestha, an agricultural engineer who researches biofuels at the University of Idaho in Moscow, noted that there is already a renewable

This new technique could change the future of biodiesel  
16/06-2017  (Orlando Sentinel)

Dev Shrestha, an agricultural engineer who researches biofuels at the University of Idaho in Moscow, noted that there is already a renewable

Why cameras in Idaho courtrooms are often shut out without explanation  
1/06-2017  (Krem.com (AP))

in Idaho courtrooms are often shut out without explanation. University of Idaho instructor Shaakirrah Sanders said judges have a lot of

Instagram made a Snapchat knockoff. Can they even do that?  
26/05-2017  (UALR Public Radio)

.” Software patents have always been a little murky, said University of Idaho law professor Annemarie Bridy, and litigants are even more

Brief: UI author to read from book on area tribes  
20/06-2017  (Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

University of Idaho ethnographer and professor Rodney Frey will read and sign copies of his book, "Carry Forth the Stories: An Ethnographer'

'Nuthatch Sitting on a Bear's Nose'  
19/06-2017  (MTPR)

teaching in the M.F.A. program in creative writing at the University of Idaho, where his wife, the memoirist and novelist Kim Barnes, also

Crews to break ground at the James Castle homesite next week  
9/06-2017  (Idaho Statesman)

— not the house’s owner — had rights to the art work. The University of Idaho led an urban archaeology dig at the site during the fall of

Priscilla Wegars receives award for work with Asian-American Comparative Collection  
1/06-2017  (The Spokesman-Review)

she said. She was hired into a position with the University of Idaho libraries, then became involved with university archeology projects –

Pet Squirrel Who Foiled Idaho Home Burglary Returns To Wild  
20/06-2017  (Boise State Public Radio)

Adam Pearl, who raised Joey in his home for about 10 months. A University of Idaho scientist said that's probably right for Joey. "For a

Pet squirrel that foiled Idaho home burglary returns to wild  
20/06-2017  (Colorado Springs Gazette)

Adam Pearl, who raised Joey in his home for about 10 months. A University of Idaho scientist said that's probably right for Joey. "For a

Hero pet squirrel that foiled home burglary returns to wild  
19/06-2017  (KOMO News)

Adam Pearl, who raised Joey in his home for about 10 months. A University of Idaho scientist said that's probably right for Joey. "For a

Pet squirrel that foiled Idaho home burglary returns to wild  
19/06-2017  (The Seattle Times)

Pearl, who raised Joey in his home for about 10 months. A University of Idaho scientist said that’s probably right for Joey. “For a lot of

Jason Karl hired for University of Idaho’s endowed chair in rangeland ecology  
19/06-2017  (Idaho Business Review)

. and Ruth M. Heady Endowed Chair of Rangeland Ecology at the University of Idaho College of Natural Resources. He starts in the fall. Karl

Simpson introduces fire borrowing bill  
9/06-2017  (Post Register)

an associate professor of forest, rangeland and fire sciences at the University of Idaho. Kolden said there has been a clear, growing trend

Great Plains wildfires used to be rare. Not anymore.  
19/06-2017  (Grist)

and 2017 has been no slouch,” said John Abatzoglou, a University of Idaho scientist. He wasn’t involved with the new analysis; his research

Sharp uptick in wildfires strains Great Plains agencies  
16/06-2017  (Salon.com)

and 2017 has been no slouch,” said John Abatzoglou, a University of Idaho scientist. He wasn’t involved with the new analysis; his research

Sharp Uptick in Wildfires Strains Great Plains Agencies  
16/06-2017  (Climate Central)

and 2017 has been no slouch,” said John Abatzoglou, a University of Idaho scientist. He wasn’t involved with the new analysis; his research

Climate change could burn a hole in USFS budget  
19/06-2017  (BendBulletin.com (AP))

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Climate change could burn a hole in Forest Service’s budget  
14/06-2017  (The Spokesman-Review)

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Climate change could burn a hole in Forest Service’s budget  
14/06-2017  (The Columbian)

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Climate change could burn a hole in the Forest Service’s budget  
12/06-2017  (Miami Herald)

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Climate change could burn a hole in the Forest Service’s budget  
12/06-2017  (Tri-City Herald)

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Climate change could burn a hole in the Forest Service’s budget  
12/06-2017  (The Kansas City Star)

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Climate change could burn a hole in the Forest Service’s budget  
12/06-2017  (The Charlotte Observer)

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Climate change could burn a hole in the Forest Service’s budget  
12/06-2017  (The Sacramento Bee)

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Climate change could burn a hole in the Forest Service’s budget  
12/06-2017  (The Olympian)

Abatzoglou, an associate professor in the department of geography at the University of Idaho. He co-authored a study last year linking human

Shape of Things to Come  
1/06-2017  (The Pacific Northwest Inlander)

think sea levels will likely rise by another foot to 6 feet, says University of Idaho researcher Tim Bartholomaus. "That is a huge range,"

How a cosmic ‘hit and run’ flipped Saturn’s moon  
1/06-2017  (Futurity.org)

from Cornell and from the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Idaho, and the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston are

How Climate Change Elevates The Risk & Severity Of Forest Fires  
27/05-2017  (CleanTechnica)

(PNAS) of the United States of America scientists from the University of Idaho and Columbia University found that “observed warming and

Idaho State University MILES Program hosts Idaho Adventure Learning Workshop  
19/06-2017  (Idaho State Journal)

a variety of academic disciplines from ISU, Boise State University and the University of Idaho. The five-year, $20 million grant is funded

Wolf evolution and 'settled science'  
9/06-2017  (Phys.org)

61% gray wolf.) Paul A. Hohenlohe of the University of Idaho and colleagues maintain that the 2016 findings actually support 2 hypotheses:

Wolf Evolution and “Settled Science”  
9/06-2017  (PLOS Blogs)

61% gray wolf.) Paul A. Hohenlohe of the University of Idaho and colleagues maintain that the 2016 findings actually support 2 hypotheses:

Researchers map out regional approach to studying food, energy, water nexus  
8/06-2017  (Phys.org)

that improve communities, economies and lives." "The University of Idaho is committed to examining issues that are critical not only to the

Study doesn't support theory red and eastern wolves are recent hybrids, researchers argue  
7/06-2017  (ScienceDaily)

Study doesn't support theory red and eastern wolves are recent hybrids, researchers argue  
7/06-2017  (EurekAlert!)

MOSCOW, Idaho -- June 4, 2017 -- A team led by University of Idaho researchers is calling into question a widely publicized 2016 study that

If academia doesn't float your boat, build a canoe  
2/06-2017  (Moscow-Pullman Daily News)

canoe trips for children. He's a doctoral student in the University of Idaho's Water Resources Department. Hill decided her class would