Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Farmers across the country are wrapping up winter wheat planting before freezing temperatures set in, though conditions vary wildly by region.

Washington's getting millions in federal funding to open up private hunting lands. It's about balancing what landowners need with giving hunters real opportunities.

The Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District can breathe easier now that missing federal dollars for fish habitat work have arrived.

Farm policy expertise is walking out the door as Congress reshuffles its agriculture committees after the election.

Diesel pump prices across the Pacific Northwest tell the story of how global conflicts ripple through local gas stations.

After months of tariffs and tension, Canada and the U.S. are back at the negotiating table with fresh momentum.

Small farms are proving just as profitable as their larger neighbors, but efficiency tells a different story. New research shows where the real advantage lies.

One in four households now has a GLP1 user, and it's reshaping what families buy at the grocery store in surprising ways.

Maple syrup is flying off shelves worldwide. One Nova Scotia producer is shipping three times his normal output to Europe alone.

A central Washington resident has died from bird flu contracted through dairy cattle exposure. Health officials say the general public's risk remains low.

Bunge just took over a major grain processor in Richland, WA, giving the company direct rail access to move feed across the Pacific Northwest faster than ever.

Light trading in the south kept cattle markets quiet Thursday, but Nebraska farmers saw better activity and steady prices.

David Crowder's work predicting pest outbreaks is helping farmers spray smarter, not just harder, across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

Oregon FFA state President Anna Kliewer says as more people move into the Northwest, specifically rural communities, it's important that farmers and ranchers advocate for their way of life.

Washington just made it easier to find out what's actually in your garden products. New search tools let you check pesticide and fertilizer registrations right online.

Local timber mills could get new life under a bipartisan plan that tackles forest health and job losses at once.

Oregon farmers have until the end of November to try and lock in federal money for land and water conservation work on their operations in the coming year.

Oregon's drought isn't over yet, but winter weather patterns are shifting in ways that could finally bring real relief.

Security workers at LA and Long Beach ports are threatening to strike, and it could ripple across the entire shipping operation affecting beef and pork exports.

Global fertilizer production has been cut nearly in half due to supply chain problems that won't resolve quickly.

Washington State University is hosting a free online session Thursday morning about cutting water waste through smarter irrigation technology and soil monitoring tools.