Joseph Sagers
Joseph Sagers
Extension Educator — Agronomy
Office
Jefferson County Annex Building 180
Phone
208-270-4031
Email
Mailing Address
University of Idaho Extension, Jefferson County
210 Courthouse Way, Ste. 180
Rigby, ID 83442
Joseph provides programming in farm management, livestock, cereal and forage production, plant and insect identification.
M.S., Utah State University, 2016
B.S., Utah State University, 2014
Languages spoken other than English
- Spanish
- Agronomy
- Forage
- Livestock
- Range
- Row crops
- Cereals
- Plant science
- Plant identification
- Insect identification
- Pest management
- Soil
- Farm management
- Spanish outreach
- Sagers, J.K., B. Bugbee, J.E. Creech, I. Mott, and B.L. Waldron, B.L. 2017. Salinity Tolerance of Three Competing Rangeland Plant Species: Studies in Hydroponic Culture. Journal of Ecology and Evolution.
- Findlay, J.R., G.E. Shewmaker, J. Hogge, J. Sagers, and R. Roemer. 2017. Idaho alfalfa variety trials Tetonia 2016. P. 66-72, Proceedings Idaho Hay and Forage Conference, 1-2 March 2018, Burley, ID, University of Idaho Extension.
- J. Sagers, Findlay, J.R., G.E. Shewmaker, and R. Roemer. 2017. Idaho alfalfa variety trials Tetonia 2016. P. 66-72, Proceedings Idaho Hay and Forage Conference, 1-2, March 2018, Burley, ID, University of Idaho Extension.
- Myers, C.A., G. Shewmaker, J.R. Findlay, R. Romer, J. Sagers, J. Hogge, G.E. Chibisa. 2017. The nutritive value of alfalfa varieties grown at two different elevations in Idaho. Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research. http://scholarworks.boisestate.edu/icur/2017/Poster_Session/129.
- Findlay, J.R., G.E. Shewmaker, J. Hogge, J. Sagers, and R. Roemer. 2017. Idaho alfalfa variety trials Tetonia 2016. P. 66-72, Proceedings Idaho Hay and Forage Conference, 2-3 March 2017, Burley, ID, University of Idaho Extension.
Impact statements
- Interns strengthen a county’s Extension program while gaining valuable skills
- Beef producers in eastern Idaho learn new management practices
- Education with a focus on forages helps farmers in eastern Idaho
- Spanish Pesticide Safety Training Program draws new audience to UI Extension
- Managers gain insight into creating healthy and productive grazing systems
- Agriculture technology boot camp launching food producers into the future
Joseph Sagers is an Extension educator in Jefferson and Clark counties with a focus on agronomy and livestock. Joseph grew up on a small cow/calf operation in Tooele, Utah. He received a master's from Utah State University in 2016 in plant science. He is fluent in Spanish. He has three kids with his wife, Katie.