Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Amid rising food safety concerns, Oregon Senator Merkley is sounding the alarm on USDA staffing cuts that could affect everyone at the dinner table.

Meet the future of agriculture! A group of graduate students explored every nook and cranny of Idaho’s famous potato production.

A spring drizzle isn't enough to save Oregon streams and rivers, with alarming stream flow predictions.

Farmers are facing a tough battle against weeds, especially when it comes to sugarbeets. Corteva AgriScience is highlighting a new tool in the toolbox.

Imagine a future where farmers have AI as their right-hand helper, handling the busywork while they focus on growing better crops. It’s coming sooner than you think.

As farmers gear up to meet rising food demands, the battle against pests and diseases is shaping a booming industry.

Imagine a solution that could help farmers boost their yields while cutting down on fertilizer costs. That’s exactly what this local tech startup is doing!

Imagine a future where farmers use AI to spot weeds from a distance, cutting herbicide use by up to 70%.

Things are heating up in the Pacific, and it could change the game for farmers and our weather patterns. Let's break it down.

It's a troubling time for farmers as the New World Screwworm makes its way north.

This past marketing year has offered a glimmer of hope for farmers faced with tough times. Learn how U.S. wheat is making waves globally.

The Yakima Valley Vintners just scored big at the Seattle Wine Awards, proving that local talent can compete with the pros.

With summer just a few weeks away, new fire restrictions are rolling out to keep our communities safe from wildfires. Here’s what you need to know.

With oil prices easing off their April highs, could this shift bring a little relief to consumers?

There’s a new playbook for dairy farmers, and it’s packed with tips to keep our milk safe and healthy.

With farmers facing tough times, a key meeting in D.C. is raising eyebrows—timely aid might finally be on the horizon.

The New World screwworm is back in the news, and because of it, Canada has halted livestock imports from the Lone Star state.

A recent survey reveals a surprising trend among USDA employees facing relocation—most would rather pack their bags for new jobs than move across the country.

Even with higher prices, beef is still on the menu for many. What’s shaping our shopping habits these days?

The cherry season is off to a sweet start, with growers shipping nearly half a million boxes already. And the quality? "Simply exceptional".

There’s a new buzz in Pullman as a local student stumbles upon a lost apple variety, bringing a slice of history back to life.