Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Water supply numbers this month may look slightly better than June, but it will still be a long irrigation season for many in central Washington.

WSU's V&E program has been recognized for its dedication to providing comprehensive, hands-on learning experiences that prepare students for industry careers.

Many in the Ag community said farmers got just what they wanted, or needed, from the Big Beautiful Bill, including improved crop insurance, and more.

Since the Trump Administration established tariffs against some of our closest trading partners, the farming community has felt the financial squeeze.

“It delivers much-needed enhancements to the farm safety net, including higher reference prices that reflect the current agricultural economy," AFBF noted.

Taft Rice says if he could remove one of the biggest stumbling blocks before Oregon producers, he would remove the ongoing water crisis.

While harvest is underway in many parts of the nation, U.S. Wheat Associates is still promoting American wheat to overseas buyers.

What steps has USDA taken to address bird flu, and what is the plan when it comes to future cases of HPAI?

The USDA will lead a trade mission to the Dominican Republic from July 13-17 to expand market access and boost America’s agricultural exports.

NASS reported that the ‘2025 maple syrup crop totaled 5.77 million gallons; down 1.5% from previous seasons production

Mother Nature took a toll on Kansas winter wheat this season, with USDA rating the crop at only 48% reaching good to excellent quality.

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Overnight Thursday, the House voted 219-213 to advance President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" for debate before a final vote.

The ODA announced this week that seven infrastructure projects will share $2.15 million to build resilience across the middle of the supply chain.

America’s specialty crop growers often face challenges that are unique to their segment of agriculture.

Washington State University is working to release new cherry varieties now and well into the future. Per McCord talks about the varieties they are working on for 5-10 years down the road.

Homeowners across Oregon are being reminded to create defensible space to help protect their homes and property against wildfire.

The Bureau of Land Management sold 19.2 million board feet of timber across 772 public acres for $5,726,255 between three timber sales in western Oregon

On Wednesday, the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality awarded $380,000 in drinking water emerging contaminant construction loan funding for two projects.

As Americans fire up their grills on Independence Day, the National Farmers Union highlights how little independence family farmers have in the marketplace.

Here in the Northwest, temperatures will moderate a little bit on the 4th, but warm up nicely Saturday and Sunday.