Pacific Northwest Ag Network

With drought emergencies declared, communities in Coos, Klamath, and Wheeler are bracing for tough times ahead. The situation is serious, and here's why.

Washington's farmers are navigating stormy seas, grappling with rising costs and regulations that stretch their resources thin. What’s at stake for our local ranchers?

Imagine transforming your butchery skills into a thriving business with hands-on training and expert guidance — BMCC says that’s what this program offers.

With harvested acreage at a decade low, Midwest winter wheat farmers are feeling the heat.

In a surprising twist, a Republican and a Democrat join forces to protect family farms. It’s all about keeping agriculture in the family tree.

We asked Mark Powers, President of the Northwest Horticultural Council about the job the Trump Administration is doing when it comes to addressing the ag labor concerns of the local tree fruit grower.

Senate lawmakers are weighing significant decisions on the Farm Bill, and farmers are watching closely.

As the Fine Food Australia trade show approaches, the USDA is creating a bridge for local agricultural businesses to connect with eager buyers in the Southern Hemisphere.

As we near 250 years of American history, the heart of farming beats strong—97% of our farms are family-run, shaping the future of food.

Farmers are feeling the pinch as fertilizer prices soar. There's a push for Washington D.C. to step in and clarify what's going on with costs.

As farmers keep an eye on the market, they're facing rising input costs that don't seem to follow the same trends as what we see at the grocery store.

Buckle up, folks! Spring’s breezy arrival is shaking things up with winds that could reach a staggering 65 mph in some areas.

It’s a sigh of relief for Idaho farmers as proposed restrictions on hiring undocumented workers fall flat—let's talk about what this means for the fields.

A fresh face in Idaho agriculture brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for fruit. Get ready for some juicy insights from the Parma Research Center.

Growers across the Northwest have reported crop stress after post-emerge herbicide applications. Scott Short explains how Spraytec can help growers deal with this problem head-on.

With the repeal of certain regulations, ranchers are breathing a little easier. What does this mean for the future of our rangelands?

As farmers gear up for the new season, the USDA's latest report reveals some unexpected twists in crop production.

The Trump administration has hit pause on beef tariff reductions after ranchers raised alarms over rising imports affecting local producers. Domestic beef production now takes center stage as prices soar.

Farmers across the U.S. are feeling the pinch from soaring fertilizer costs, with wheat growers taking a significant hit as agencies work to tackle these rising expenses.

This season's Florida blueberry crop was hit hard by the cold, leaving many farmers in a tough spot.

As Brazilian beef exports surge, local cattle producers are feeling the heat.