Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Nearly $183 million from the feds are headed to rural Idaho clinics and hospitals. What does that mean for rural Idahoans?

Ever wonder if all that farm tech talk actually reaches the field? Tim Marquis with John Deere weighs in from FIRA USA held recently in Yakima, WA.

If you spot a sick or dead bird in the Willamette Valley, officials with the state of Oregon want to hear from you right away.

Markus Keller and the team at WSU found something that goes against the usual thinking on drought and grape varieties. Here's what growers should focus on instead.

National FFA has landed a multimillion-dollar investment, and members across the Northwest will benefit.

Oil prices have dipped to levels we haven't seen since this summer. So, why the drop?

Big changes coming to the agriculture committees in January, and folks are wondering what that means for the Farm Bill.

The East Columbia Basin Irrigation District just handed Jon Erickson a bigger job, and the work ahead is substantial.

Federal farm programs have largely skipped seafood over the years. That's changing, and producers may want to pay attention.

No season was open, yet a buck was killed near Prineville. Oregon State Police Troopers want to hear from anyone who knows something.

Input costs up, crop prices down. Derek Sandison says that double whammy is pushing some Evergreen State farms out of business.

Carnation Farms, Puget Sound Food Hub, Mainstem Malt, sounds like a shopping list, but it's actually where USDA dollars are landing.

What's one of the biggest challenges facing today's ag industry? Today's Future of Farming with Idaho FFA Reporter Sienna Stairs might surprise you.

Cattle wearing radio collars out near Salmon, ID this summer, turns out there's a lot more going on than just keeping cows in line.

Greg Sanders is back with the livestock check, including a special sale that had producers paying close attention.

More than 1,200 farms across 20 states have seen bird flu. Now there's a push to let farmers vaccinate voluntarily.

Three major animal health programs just saw a big funding jump, and that's worth a closer look.

Before you fire up that heater or generator, a quick safety reminder from John Hendricks that could keep your family out of the ER this winter.

Paid summer internships are opening doors for vet students into state animal health work, thanks to a new USDA grant.

Democrats take Congress in January, but will that shift anything for Canada's stalled trade talks? Jamie Raskin has plans.

Health officials in Pierce County are monitoring workers after bird flu showed up at a commercial facility.