Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Washington State University plant pathologists says the recent cool temperatures and periodic showers have slowed the spread of the fungal disease.

After years of planning, a local dairy plant is ready to redefine how we enjoy our favorite frozen treats. The future of ice cream is right here!

As farmers gear up for summer, many are feeling the heat from rising costs and tight budgets. It's a tough season ahead for our producers.

April didn't bring bring the showers southern Idaho growers need, resulting in several crops that are struggling.

Potato farmers in Oregon are reaping the rewards of years of dedicated research.

Oil prices moved higher Monday following word that Iran was walking away from the negotiation table with the United States.

Fertilizer shortages are shaking things up this growing season, and the FMCSA is stepping in with some big changes for truckers.

In the heart of the Northwest, farmers are grappling with a labor crunch that impacts their harvests and their bottom line.

Big changes are coming for agriculture funding after more than two decades—time for landowners to pay attention.

Imagine losing weight, milk, and even pregnancies all because of a tiny parasite. That’s the reality some cattle are facing right now.

Big changes are coming for dairy farmers as new tools help them manage their environmental impact more effectively.

After an 11-day pause, the Roza Irrigation District is back in action. But what does this mean for local farmers as summer approaches?

June is buzzing with excitement for local farmers. These field days are more than just events; they're a chance to connect and share knowledge about sustainable practices.

With lush greenery sticking around, farmers are facing an unexpected challenge this season, and it’s buzzing with trouble.

This season has thrown sugarbeet growers into a whirlwind, with weather challenges and costs hitting hard. Let's hear how they’re managing to keep their spirits up.

In today's Future of Farming, Claire Sheehan, the 2025-2026 Washington state FFA Secretary, talks about the challenge of overcoming misconceptions.

Imagine a world where your corn and wheat thrive without pricey fertilizers—WSU researchers are working on making that dream a reality with bacterial science.

Get ready for some serious beef talk at the U of I next week. The workshop is all about turning passion into practice for new ranchers.

Last week brought some interesting twists on the cattle front in Moses Lake—let’s just say the numbers tell a story of their own.

With a backdrop of shifting policy, the EPA is taking its time on a new rule to protect our waters—legal strength over speed is the name of the game.

With crops in the ground, the battle against disease begins — and every decision counts for our hardworking farmers.