Pacific Northwest Ag Network

With the sun shining down, local growers connected over innovative ideas, all while keeping sustainability at the forefront of their discussions.

With millions of sterile flies released, the USDA is on a mission to protect livestock from NWS.

In the world of farming, a sneaky fungus is wreaking havoc this year. Let’s hear what the experts suggest to keep area vinyards thriving.

Winter wheat's in for a rough patch this season, with production taking a hit.

This isn’t just any market; it’s a morning gathering that connects community members straight to their farmers and their food.

With new wage rules upheld, farmers are feeling the pressure as uncertainty looms over future agricultural policies.

President Trump’s reluctance to renew the USMCA has alarmed farmers, with over 150 agricultural groups warning of dire consequences for trade with Canada and Mexico.

The cattle community is getting a much-needed boost with new resources aimed at tackling NWS. Find out what’s available.

The push for better funding at USDA offices is about more than just numbers; it’s about the future of farming in our community.

Farmers are weighing the stakes as the USMCA review approaches this July—it's all about keeping our rural communities thriving.

State leaders and farmers broke ground on the EL 80.6 water delivery system near Othello, set to boost the region's potato industry by channeling water from the Columbia River.

Oregon's drought emergency expands to five more counties, with nearly half the state now affected. Severe conditions put agriculture and water supplies at risk as summer approaches.

From Double Golds to Diamonds of the Decade, Lake Chelan's wineries are making headlines and putting our region on the wine map in a big way.

As wildfire season looms, Oregon's senators express alarm over the removal of key BLM communication staff, leaving communities without essential information during critical fire emergencies.

As water resources dwindle, our farmers are stepping up to ensure their voices are heard in this critical conversation.

Imagine a world where bull calves, once overlooked, are now a hidden gem for dairy farmers — a game-changer in the cattle industry.

RCALF USA leaders recently visited Washington D.C. to advocate for American cattle and sheep producers, pushing for labeling changes and regulation reforms to protect local livestock markets.

The International Fresh Produce Association's Washington Conference brought together industry leaders to tackle pressing issues like SNAP funding and labor shortages, essential for keeping our produce accessible and affordable.

As grocery bills climb, a new report reveals how trade agreements are easing the burden on American families. The numbers are pretty eye-opening!

With urea prices slipping, crop producers are feeling a little lighter in the pocket these days. But don’t get too comfortable; the market can turn on a dime.

Farmers, keep an eye out! A nationwide conservation survey is about to kick off, and your input could make a real difference.