Pacific Northwest Ag Network

OSFM's proactive approach includes deploying over 400 firefighters and collaborating with multiple agencies to combat wildfires effectively.

Stay informed on the latest evacuation updates for the Swawilla Fire on the Colville Reservation. Level 3 evacuations apply to Keller and surrounding areas.

Several roads are closed in Washington State this weekend, here's our most current lists of closures thanks to WA DOT.

The American Red Cross has opened an Emergency Shelter at Naches Valley High School at 101 West 5th Avenue.

A big burn in Owyhee County.

This could be the #1 spot to pick huckleberries in Washington's backcountry

Customers who purchased these products should immediately throw them away

The latest monitoring season for potato psyllid in Idaho has begun, with several captures in the first week of trapping.

Sources say the merger is on hold until a lawsuit in Colorado plays out.

I- 2066 would protect natural gas from efforts by the legislature, and Puget Sound Energy, to get rid of natural gas option.

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New overnight limits will go into effect soon, they will be permanent.

Puget Sound Energy and other utility companies in Washington state are preparing for the possibility of cutting the power in high-risk wildfire conditions.

Anglers in Chelan County can now catch channel catfish for the first time in over a decade. The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) has resumed its channel catfish stocking program after a ten-year absence. Channel catfish are a non-indigenous species that were first introduced to the waters of Washington in Skagit County in 1892. Af...

Rumors and secrets abound! Either way, this is one of the most popular wineries in Washington.

wildfires causing issues along I-84 in Oregon.

Idaho Wildfires: The Alarming Impact on Air Quality and Public Health

Yellowstone National Park's Biscuit Basin area recently experienced a hydrothermal explosion, causing damage to a boardwalk section and leading tourists to evacuate.

The blaze was reported at about 4:00 pm Tuesday 13 miles west of Naches at Highway 12 and Rainbow Rock Lane.

We spoke with Mike Pumphrey, spring wheat breeder and professor in Crop and Soil Sciences at WSU, to learn more about the event.

Everyone knows that Washington State is THE home for apples (number one producer in the country by miles). Most people have also become familiar with the growth of the wine industry, and with that a healthy dose of vineyards.