Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Malheur County farmers are getting a major water upgrade, thanks to $7.6 million in federal funding aimed at tackling drought head-on.

After nearly 20 years of planning, WSU is building a cutting-edge greenhouse to tackle the real challenges facing Washington apple and pear growers.

Boundary County farmers just got access to federal emergency loans because of the drought. The help covers losses, equipment, and livestock replacement.

Local farmers just got a major boost. The USDA is spending nearly half a billion dollars on Pacific Northwest crops like lentils, hazelnuts, and peas.

In today's Wine Minute, Dr. Jean C. Dodson Peterson, chair of Washington State University's Viticulture and Enology Department, talks about moving the V&E program from Pullman to the Tri-Cities campus.

American wheat farmers are counting on Food for Peace to keep markets steady as the USDA takes control of where aid goes.

Trick-or-treating this Saturday brings fun, but pediatricians say sealed store-bought candy and well-fitting costumes matter more than you might think.

Corey Scott takes the helm at Dairy Management Incorporated after leading dairy operations across a ten-state region. She's ready to scale up her work for the nation's farmers.

The Department of Ag says farmers across the country will catch a break on diesel costs as states jump on board with federal relief that could save hundreds of millions.

Wood River Wetlands near Klamath Falls is getting a makeover this November to stop erosion and protect key infrastructure along the riverbank.

Arizona just confirmed its first case of New World screwworm in a dog near the Mexican border. Livestock owners need to stay alert.

A powdered supplement shows promise for keeping bee colonies stronger during blueberry pollination season.

Foreign entities now control nearly 47 million American farm acres, though the real story isn't what you might think about who owns what.

Soil testing might seem like an extra expense right now, but it could save growers thousands by showing what nutrients are actually needed.

Mexico and Canada are two key markets for Northwest pear growers. How are things with our North American neighbors? We sat down with Jeff Correa to find out.

Ranchers could soon access millions of acres of public land previously off limits, as the Interior Department streamlines grazing permits to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risk.

County Farm Bureaus across the country are tackling real problems, from feeding families to connecting kids with agriculture through local projects.

Fifty-five thousand Oregonians need new coverage fast. December 7th is the deadline to pick a plan that works for you.

Idaho farmers are proving regenerative agriculture pays off both financially and environmentally in ways conventional farming simply can't match.

A 68% jump in diesel spending over one year is reshaping how local farmers plan for the future.

Canadian farmers remain the most trusted stakeholders in the country’s food system, even as new research shows Canadians are becoming less certain about where that system is headed.