Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Rain and snow keep throwing off the planting schedule, but the Northwest is actually ahead of where it usually is at this point in the season.

Migration season means wild birds are moving through, and that's when H5N1 can slip into your backyard flock without warning.

Community banks across Oregon are keeping rural towns connected to financial services that bigger institutions often skip over.

The USDA's new relief program gives farmers breathing room on fuel costs, though some worry it's just a temporary fix for a bigger problem.

The USDA wrapped up this year's Conservation Reserve Program payments, distributing $1.8 billion to farmers and landowners.

A new series tackles the hard conversations happening on family farms, using drama and hope instead of statistics.

Food prices are climbing fast, and experts warn the squeeze on your grocery bill won't ease up anytime soon.

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern want to merge. Some in the farming community say that's a problem.

Trump says a Mexico trade deal could be close, claiming it might eventually shrink the massive U.S. trade deficit to zero.

The USDA doubled down on trade missions and it's paying off. More than double the usual number of missions opened doors for American agricultural products worldwide.

Screwworm cases keep showing up in New Mexico livestock. State vets say early spotting and quick reporting could stop this thing from spreading further.

Eastern Washington livestock owners have a say in new wolf removal rules taking shape right now.

Farm exports hit $369B last year, but the real story is how that money ripples through every corner of the U.S. economy.

Wildfire devastated their winter food supply. Now officials are racing to rescue wild horses before the weather window closes.

Less milk per cow is the real story behind what's coming for your dairy bill in the next couple years.

Idaho's beet harvest is running a couple days behind schedule, but the bigger picture looks solid overall.

Diesel prices climbed across the Northwest this week, but Oregon bucked the trend with a rare dip.

Fighting invasive weeds on your property or managing them across your county. Oregon's offering grants to help protect fish and water quality.

Cattle herds are at their smallest in three quarters of a century, yet beef producers are still delivering more product than ever before.

Boise State and The Nature Conservancy are mapping out a smarter path for solar development across Idaho's counties.

Next year's Social Security bump might not stretch as far as retirees hope, especially when healthcare bills keep climbing.