Twin Falls Canal Company Moves Up Water Delivery Date
Irrigators with the Twin Falls Canal Company will get water earlier than originally scheduled this month
agriculture
More Drought, Water Shortages Says Idaho Water Expert
An Idaho water specialist is predicting more drought and water shortages this summer in Southern Idaho
Governor Signs $325 Million Idaho Ag/Water Infrastructure Bill
Millions of dollars will be headed to Idaho agriculture and water projects across the state following a bill signing ceremony Monday at Murtaugh Lake
Twin Falls Canal Company Sets Water Delivery Date
The Twin Falls Canal Company has set a later water delivery date for farmers due to ongoing drought conditions
Twin Falls Canal Co. To Start Deliveries Later, Less Share
The Twin Falls Canal Company will begin water deliveries a little later with reduced shares as the irrigation season begins.
Twin Falls Canal Company Preparing for Short Water Season
As spring approaches the Twin Falls Canal Company says it is preparing for a short irrigation season under the current weather forecast
Want to Work in Agriculture? CSI Hosts Job Fair Feb. 24 (Today)
Anyone interested in working in the Magic Valley agricultural industry is welcome to a job fair today (Feb. 24) at the College of Southern Idaho
Bancroft Farm Failed to Fairly Pay Visa Workers
An investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor has found that an Idaho farm failed to properly pay its migrant workers and threatened them if they didn't accept a lower pay.
Buhl to Host First Hemp Producers Meeting in February
The first hemp producers meeting is set to happen this February in Buhl.
Twin Falls Canal Company to End Irrigation Season Oct. 15
Irrigation water delivery will end October 15, as the growing season comes to a close for the Twin Falls Canal Company.
Twin Falls Canal Company Will Reduce Flows Thursday
The Twin Falls Canal Company will reduce water deliveries to irrigators Thursday morning as river flows have not improved
UPDATE: Twin Falls Canal Company: Water Deliveries Could Be Cut Even More
The Twin Falls Canal Company is looking at the possibility of reducing water deliveries even more after having to cut deliveries earlier this year based on Snake River flows.