Pacific Northwest Ag Network

This weekend, flags will fly at half-mast at WSU, remembering a local leader whose impact spanned decades.

With the USMCA deadline looming, a few twists and turns are unfolding in the trade arena. It’s a complicated dance, and the stakes are high.

Farmers are feeling the squeeze as costs rise and trade tensions linger. What's being done to lighten this load?

Support for the BUILD America 250 Act is growing, and it’s about more than just roads.

As tariffs drop and regulations lighten, American agricultural products might find their way to more plates around the world.

Even with grocery bills climbing, Americans are still prioritizing meat in their diets. What’s behind this meaty trend?

With high-quality fruit and promising yields, the cherry growers are buzzing. Get ready for some mouthwatering updates ahead!

The apple orchards are facing a tough season ahead, with oversupply and costs climbing faster than the trees can grow.

The connection between our ranchers and public lands is deeper than you might think. This upcoming tour sheds light on that relationship.

With a significant decision just in, the ongoing debate over farmworker wages takes center stage.

The Northwest has enjoyed some on-again-off-again rain showers for the past couple of weeks, along with cooler temperatures.

The drought is on its fourth year, and local fruit farmers are feeling the heat—literally and figuratively. Let’s take a closer look at the challenges ahead.

The green fertilizer market is on the rise, reflecting a shift towards more sustainable farming practices.

Every decision made by a farmer matters, because it shapes what we’re able to harvest tomorrow. But the impact of that work doesn’t stop at the farm gate.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has introduced legislation aimed at lowering grocery prices by increasing competition within the U.S. meatpacking industry.

Rural communities are feeling the pinch as economic indicators continue to slide. Let’s take a closer look at what’s happening out there.

The USDA is rolling out new risk management options for beginning farmers, extending eligibility to ten years and offering better coverage and lower premiums through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

A conference in Japan brought U.S. farmers and Japanese buyers together, sparking conversations about sustainability in grain production. Here’s what was shared.

Oregon State Police is asking for your help after a collared wolf from eastern Oregon’s Desolation Pack was found dead in Grant County.

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez isn't holding back when it comes to Red Delicious apples. Let's just say her colorful comparison is making waves in the tree fruit community.

The recent legislative session wrapped up, but the buzz about 2027's priorities is already heating up. What's on the horizon for Idaho?