The Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station (IAES) is the administrative research division of the College of Agriculture at the University of Idaho and is responsible for the college's state-wide programming in agricultural research. The IAES is located on the University of Idaho campus in Moscow. Accordingly, the IAES is not a specific location (as the term "station" might infer), but rather is a complex, integrated network of locations, facilities, and faculty and staff all dedicated to performing agricultural research in support of Idaho's complex agricultural industry.

Nancy M. Cummings Center - Cow-calf research, forage production and grazing management.

Aberdeen - Potatoes, grains, and irrigation technology.

Kimberly - Potatoes, sugarbeets, beans, water quality
and management.

Parma - Potatoes, cereal grains, hops onions, corn, apples, and forage.

Tetonia - Potatoes, seed potatoes and cereal grains.

Moscow - Peas, lentils, cereal grains, oilseeds (canola/rapeseed), potatoes, animal and veterinary science research, beef, dairy and sheep production/management/nutrition.

Sandpoint - nursery crops and small fruits.

Caldwell - Animal and veterinary science/medicine research, beef production/nutrition/range economics.

Boise, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls - house research faculty and laboratory facilities.  No experimental farms.