Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Farmers are feeling the pinch as input costs soar. A recent trip to D.C. brought their struggles front and center, but is it enough to spark change?

With passionate testimonies and a decisive vote, Idaho's Senate is sending a message about property rights—let's dive into the details.

Washington leads the way in apple storage, but the trends are shifting. Fresh apples are feeling the pinch, while processors are celebrating.

With spring right around the corner, the Central Oregon canals are getting ready to flow again. What’s in store for our local farmers?

Washington apples are about to get a serious marketing boost, and it’s all thanks to a significant slice of USDA funding.

In a world where farmers’ voices often go unheard, one leader is rallying the troops. What’s at stake for our agriculture community?

As Congress moves forward with the Farm Bill, many are wondering if it truly reflects the voices of today's farmers.

No more soggy licenses! The future of fishing and hunting in Washington is going digital this July.

Farmers are facing tough times, with rising costs and trade issues. The USDA's new support program might just be the lifeline they need.

Sugar production is on the rise, but not everything is sweet in the fields this season. Let's break down the latest from the USDA's report.

As the snow season draws to a close, Oregon is staring down some of the lowest snowpack levels ever recorded. What does that mean for our water supply?

Rural hospitals and housing across Washington just got a boost from two new laws. What could this mean for rural families?

Legislators are looking to modernize fair board governance in Idaho. Where did the push for this change come from?

With real-world experience at the heart of training, the Veterinary Technology Program at Yakima Valley College is ready to welcome the next generation of vet techs.

With a little extra care in nutrition, farmers could see their crops not just surviving, but truly flourishing. It's all about the right balance.

Tractor sales are down in both the U.S. and Canada, but what's driving this cautious approach among farmers?

A boost is on the way for our local farmers, as the USDA plans to roll out some much-needed financial support. But is it enough?

Local farmers and schools are teaming up, with new funding aimed at bringing fresh, homegrown goodness to cafeteria tables across the state.

As farmers prepare for spring, they’re navigating more than just soil and seeds. Fertilizer prices are on the rise, and the stakes are higher than normal.

You might not think about it, but the safety of our farms plays a big role in keeping the whole country secure.

Big news on the legal front: a Missouri court is shaping the future for people affected by Bayer's Roundup. What’s in this settlement? Let’s find out.