Pacific Northwest Ag Network

If you work with Washington specialty crops, the state is handing out nearly $5 million in grant money this year. Projects targeting apples, hazelnuts, vegetables, or nursery crops can apply.

Agriculture officials from three countries convened in Calgary to address trade predictability, disease prevention, and the framework that keeps North American farming connected.

Idaho just secured over $12 million to tackle forest health and wildfire prevention across the state through a major partnership expansion.

Fall soil sampling takes just a little planning, but the payoff for your fields is worth it.

Teegan Timmons leads Washington's FFA with one goal in mind: keeping that family feeling strong as the organization grows.

Washington's apple harvest is coming in smaller this year, but the state still dominates national production by a wide margin.

Toppenish held a special feeder cattle sale Tuesday with nearly 1,700 head on the block. Stocker steers moved steady to $12 higher, while the market showed mixed signals on heifers depending on weight.

The tariff standoff between Canada and the U.S. shows no signs of easing anytime soon, leaving businesses on both sides waiting for real progress.

Scammers are getting clever with payment apps, sending you money then asking for it back. Here's what you need to know.

Over 9,000 agricultural cooperatives across America are quietly powering rural economies and keeping farming communities strong.

The National FFA brought together high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors in Kansas City to see animal agriculture from the inside. Students toured production farms and manufacturing plants.

When wolves and ranchers clash, someone loses. That's the reality playing out right now in eastern Washington's cattle country.

Washington wheat growers are facing real uncertainty now that the farm bill expired. They need Congress to act fast so they can plan ahead without guessing.

The money that keeps rural schools and roads running dried up Thursday. Four senators already have a plan to restore it.

Farmers across Oregon and Washington can tap into federal emergency loans after March storms wreaked havoc on equipment and livestock.

McCurley Chevrolet in Pasco just became a Certified Agriculture Dealership, opening up real savings for farmers across the Northwest through the AgPack program.

Washington State University continues to research smoke exposure in wine grapes. Is that research meeting the needs of industry? WSU's Tom Collins discusses.

Dense forests across Eastern Oregon are creating serious wildfire risk, and industry groups say active management is the answer.

Oregon's senator is fighting to keep federal land near Hermiston from becoming data center territory, worried about water and power impacts.

The BLM is using fire as a tool this fall to reduce wildfire risk and restore healthy forests across the region.

Local farmers can tap into fresh USDA funding for conservation work. The agency nearly doubled its regenerative program budget to help producers strengthen soil health and long-term farm viability.