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Idaho Agriculture Ranks Nationally. Idaho produces more than 185 commodities from over 24,000 farms and ranches.
The Idaho Legislature created the Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) in 1919 to assist and regulate the state’s agricultural industry. More than 100 years later, the ISDA continues to be a responsive and dynamic agency that strives to meet the needs of Idaho agriculture.
Resources for pesticide concerns, compliance information, and access the Pesticide Damage Claim Form. Learn More.
Grasshopper and Mormon Cricket Control Assistance Request Form. Online Registration for Fertilizer, Soil and Plant Amendments. Warehouse, Commodity and Seed. Weights and Measures.
The Division of Animal Industries is responsible for regulatory animal disease control and prevention programs through the inspection and investigation of livestock and livestock facilities, and the regulation of intrastate, interstate, and international movement of animals. Learn More.
Applicator License applications, Pesticide Dealer applications, certificate of insurance, Chemigation Inventory form, Letter of Good Standing Request, and Mixer-Loader Training forms. Learn More.
Organic certification (PDF) verifies that your farm or handling facility located anywhere in the world complies with the USDA organic regulations and allows you to sell, label, and represent your products as organic.
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture announced today the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s approval of the Idaho State Hemp Plan. Under this plan, the ISDA will begin licensing hemp producers and handlers under Idaho Code and the 2018 Farm Bill.
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture has many resources available for financial assistance. The following document provides a comprehensive listing of federal programs in the form of grants, loans, research opportunities, and technical assistance programs available to assist public and private organizations.
All ISDA Laws & Rules. Please select the button below to review the laws and rules that govern the Idaho State Department of Agriculture. Learn More.