Pacific Northwest Ag Network

As spring rolls in, so does the urgency to keep a notorious beetle from wreaking havoc on Oregon's farming communities and backyards.

Fuel and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing, leaving Washington farmers in a tight spot. The impact of global events is hitting them hard, and the season has yet to begin.

National Ag Day is more than just a date on the calendar; it's a celebration of the farmers who feed us all.

Samantha Parrott from the Snake River Sugarbeet Growers Association weighs in on a surprising connection between farming and national security.

Milk prices are holding steady, but the real story is the rise of butter and nonfat dry milk—stay tuned for the details.

Kaylyn Bozeman is reaching out to those who might think agriculture isn’t for them—turns out, FFA might just surprise you.

If you know a student passionate about dairy farming, listen up—there's some serious scholarship money up for grabs this year.

From rising costs to new programs, lawmakers are discussing what really matters for our farmers at a recent Senate Agriculture hearing.

As the growing season approaches, new legislation aims to support farmers in our community. Here’s what to expect in the coming years.

With the Bank of Canada's interest rate holding steady, the economic landscape feels a bit like a tightrope walk. What lies ahead for farmers and businesses alike?

Despite a healthy snowpack in the Canadian Rockies, Central Washington farmers could be feeling the pinch this season.

With hop stocks down significantly this year, the craft beer scene could face some major changes ahead.

With over 8,000 students at stake, two Northwest senators say it's important to ensure federal funding keeps flowing for crucial education programs.

In a big win for local ranchers, Kim Brackett is stepping into a role that could change the game for beef production in the region.

The arrival of a deadly fungal infection in Oregon's bats is raising eyebrows. This could have serious implications for our local wildlife and pollinators.

With spring in the air, a fresh perspective on farming is taking root—it's all about finding balance between nature and technology.

From Idaho to California, communities are gearing up for a major boost in water infrastructure, thanks to a significant federal investment.

March Madness isn’t just about basketball this year; it's also shinning a light on a serious issue many are facing our communities, rural and urban.

This new sheep genome map could change the game for livestock breeders—tailoring traits like digestion and muscle growth with precision.

In the Northwest, not all fields are created equal. Some farmers are turning challenges into opportunities with a new kind of irrigation.

The Farm Bill is stirring conversations in D.C., and its impact on our local orchards is something every apple and cherry grower should know about.