University of Idaho Agricultural Education, Leadership, and Communications

by Maggie Elliot Tired of spending all week curled over a laptop? Getting a little bored with your daily route to classes?  Well, you’re in luck. Students at the University of Idaho have the unique opportunity to explore the diverse regions surrounding the Palouse. Whether you enjoy following a stream in a dense forest, fishing at a lake, or soaking in breathtaking views of golden rolling hills, your outdoor recreational “happy place” may only be a stone’s throw away.  Some popular places to get you started: Spring Valley Reservoir  is located less than 18 miles east of Moscow, and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game maintains an annual fish-stocking program. Trails around the reservoir are also popular birding pathways. Spring Valley on a sunny afternoon Photo Credit: Maggie Elliot Moscow Mountain  is a popular venture for hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers, since it's sprawling with a plethora of trails and offers un...

by Maggie Elliot Saturday, March 26th, Collegiate FFA competed in a college-wide competition deemed "CALS Olympics." Participants enjoyed a brunch and then got down to business with events including a hay bale toss, marshmallow shoot, three legged race, and barrel racing.  Sammi Jo and Kylee work together during barrel racing Olvia and Mary Kate hurdle over a bale during the three-legged race Team CFFA: Sammi Jo Sims, Olivia Zurcher,  Taylor Nelson, Mary Kate Myers, and Kylee Fisher Great job representing CFFA!