As a land grant university, the University of Idaho upholds a three-pronged mission of teaching, research and Extension. The Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) holds this mission at the core of its programming.
The Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station (IAES) is the research division of the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and is responsible for the college’s statewide programming in agricultural research.
The station operates nine agricultural research and extension centers around the state and oversees their staffs. Federal and state funding administered by the station supports the salaries of college researchers—both faculty and technical support staff—and their research operations. In this way, every college faculty member who conducts research is affiliated with the station.
Idaho Extension Depository is a digital collection comprised of documents published by the University of Idaho Extension department and the Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station from 1892 to the present.
College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
University of Idaho
875 Perimeter Drive MS 2337
Moscow, ID 83844-2337
Director, Idaho Agricultural Extension Station
208-885-6681 (office)
208-885-6654 (fax)
Cans of cream in front of the Hazelwood Cream Station in Genesee, Idaho, 1941
Courtesy of Wikimedia
A test of two methods of measuring precipitation. Photo taken by K.D. Swan, 1937. Priest River Experiment Station. Photo courtesy of the National Archives.
