Pacific Northwest Ag Network

As our farmers face mounting pressures, a group of seasoned agricultural leaders is sounding the alarm on the future of the farm sector.

USDA's latest numbers show farmers might see more cash in hand, yet overall income tells a different story. USDA economist Carrie Litkowski breaks it down.

It’s unusual to see drought conditions worsened during a typically wet season. Here’s a closer look at the science behind it.

The Washington-Oregon Potato Conference drew 3,001 attendees, showcasing the vibrant potato industry with valuable networking and education opportunities for local farmers and vendors.

Some exciting developments are brewing at WSU that could reshape the wine industry as we know it—get ready for some game-changing insights.

As pressures mount on our agricultural workers, one lawmaker is trying to address an urgent issue that hits close to home for many families in the region.

With grants of up to $10,000 on the table, the foundation is ready to back innovative efforts in habitat conservation and wildlife education.

A new postal policy is shaking up mail delivery across Oregon, raising eyebrows and concerns. It’s not just about letters.

As producers face tighter regulations, one leader is determined to lighten the load and push forward with new funding plans for farmers.

Lawmakers are asking tough questions about the FFA’s direction—could this partnership change the face of agriculture as we know it?

With a changing climate and market shifts, the cattle industry is gearing up for a cautious but intriguing year ahead.

With the rise of fast fashion, U.S. cotton faces tough competition — and it’s not just from synthetic fibers but from other countries, too.

Local businesses are getting a boost thanks to a new online tool that reveals how guaranteed loans are shaping our economy for the better.

Senator Wagoner's recent remarks shed light on a crisis that hits home for many in Washington's farming community.

With fewer large animal vets around, ranchers are facing tough times. A proposed bill could shift the burden of pregnancy checks — but at what cost?

Officials with the Idaho Department of Water Resources are giving water users a heads-up in the Big Lost, Little Lost, and Raft River basins.

As grocery stores battle for the best prices, farmers are feeling the squeeze. Let’s unpack what this means for our local tree fruit growers.

Moses Lake Republican Tom Dent says a "luxury" aircraft tax will hurt Washington farmers and the overall economy

A funding freeze on manure digesters has stirred up a debate about clean energy, and the role dairy farms play.

A significant dip in beef exports this November raises eyebrows, but hold on—there are some bright spots worth celebrating!

NASDA has pinpointed key issues that the organization says could make or break our food systems in the coming years.