Pacific Northwest Ag Network

A brand new research hub just opened in Pullman, WA, designed to tackle some of agriculture's biggest challenges for farmers across the region.

Farmers are watching tight margins as production climbs but prices fall. It's a balancing act reshaping the market right now.

Oregon hazelnut production keeps breaking records. This year could be even bigger if forecasts hold up.

One of the biggest issues facing grape growers across Oregon is red blotch. What's the latest when it comes to fighting this disease? OSU's Robert Orpet discusses his research.

State officials are hosting free sessions across Oregon to help wildfire-prone homeowners navigate insurance troubles and find coverage options.

Farmers banking on residual fertility tax breaks could face major IRS pushback and unexpected bills down the road.

Poachers left behind a five-by-five bull elk in Gopher Valley. State police are asking the community for help solving it.

Data centers are moving into farm country, forcing tough choices between immediate income and long-term food security.

American sheep farmers are fighting back against a "flood of imports" that's squeezed their profits and market share over the past two decades.

Over 70,000 FFA members are heading to Indianapolis next week for the biggest agricultural education event of the year.

Oregon's getting nearly $2.7 million in federal funding to boost everything from hazelnuts to Christmas trees across 13 different agricultural projects.

The emerald ash borer just showed up in Walla Walla County, and it's one of the most destructive forest pests in North America.

Idaho's dairy farms milk cows every single day of the year, and finding workers willing to do that job is getting harder, not easier.

The National Grange is pushing congressional candidates to commit to protecting rural healthcare and fixing the 340B drug pricing program before the midterm elections.

Asia Fruit Logistica showed what overseas customers really care about when they're shopping for Washington apples.

A University of Idaho tool now maps wildfire erosion risks in minutes instead of months, helping protect drinking water supplies across the West.

Burrowing owls once thrived across Eastern Washington. Now fewer than 100 breeding pairs remain, and state wildlife officials want your input on protecting them.

Importing foreign beef was supposed to fix grocery prices, but it barely made a dent for local families struggling at checkout.

Farmers are getting nearly two billion dollars for keeping sensitive land out of production and protecting the environment.

Multiple beef packing plants shutting down across the nation, leaving cattle producers scrambling to find buyers and facing steep new costs.

Ships could soon burn ethanol instead of traditional fuel, opening up massive new markets for local corn growers.