Pacific Northwest Ag Network

As spring approaches, a familiar concern looms in the Yakima Basin—water supply forecasts are painting a troubling picture for local farmers.

As the wheat fields begin to show signs of stripe rust, experts are sounding the alarm on what this could mean for local farmers.

From the Northwest to the heartland, farm country is already talking about drought, and it's just the first week of March.

With wildfires on the rise, the wine industry faces a smoky challenge. A dedicated group aims to help growers navigate this tough terrain.

Idaho's hemp scene is in for a shake-up, with lawmakers pushing for clearer rules that could change the game for local farmers and retailers.

As drought conditions deepen, one senator’s call for action highlights our communities' vulnerability to wildfires.

With a landmark settlement just announced, North Idaho is entering a new chapter in water management. The implications are huge for farmers, cities, and homeowners alike.

A recent Supreme Court ruling aims to clarify water jurisdiction, yet confusion still reigns among landowners. Let’s unpack what this means for our community.

This week’s announcement is all about empowering you to make healthier decisions at the grocery store.

Oregon's agricultural heart beats strong, but is the new Farm Bill missing the mark for our diverse growers?

In a push for modern wildlife management, Idaho lawmakers are looking to update trapping regulations.

As the USDA rolls out new support for Midwest farmers, tree fruit growers in the Northwest find themselves wondering where their help is coming from.

This weekend in New Orleans, family farmers will gather to share their stories and tackle the tough issues facing agriculture today.

Southwest Idaho onion growers are facing a March 15 deadline to properly dispose of cull onions to prevent pest issues in their fields.

Amidst the looming retirements in farming, a local program steps up to provide the essential support needed for handing over the reins without losing the land's heartbeat.

Zippy Duvall's words resonate with many here, emphasizing how vital open markets are for farmers.

Amidst falling grain prices, farmers are facing tough choices in 2025. The equipment market is definitely not what it used to be.

As data centers pop up in rural fields, farmers feel the pressure. What’s at stake for their way of life?

A wave of optimism filled the room at the Commodity Classic as agriculture leaders introduced game-changing ideas to support our farmers.

The latest farmer sentiment report is in, and it's a mix of cautious optimism and sober realities about the road ahead.

As spring creeps in, local farmers are feeling the weight of low snowpack numbers. It’s a balance of hope and concern for the irrigation ahead.