
Pacific Northwest Ag Network


OPINION: Securing a Legal Workforce for American Agriculture
Whether we realize it or not, every American depends on agriculture every single day.

Trade Dispute Impacting Wineries In U.S. And Canada
Sales of alcoholic beverages in both the U.S. and Canada have been declining. Canadian grape growers and wineries have struggled for the past couple of decades.

Farmland Prices Holding Steady
Farmers National Company says that despite ongoing challenges in commodity markets and uncertain farm profitability, Ag land values remain stable.

U.S. Farm Bankruptcies Already Exceed Last Year’s Numbers
According to the University of Arkansas, more U.S. farms filed for bankruptcy in the first three months of 2025 than during the entire 2024 calendar year.

Veterinarians Head to Capitol Hill
Hundreds of veterinary professionals will meet with lawmakers Thursday to advocate for legislation addressing the emerging threat of illicit xylazine.

Innovation Plays A Key Role For The Dairy Checkoff
The dairy checkoff continues to work to build trust and drive sales, all while being powered by innovation.

Study Finds That Drought Can Add Two Days to Heat Waves
Research team members found that drought increased the average duration of heat waves by 13 to 48 hours at most of the weather stations included in the study.

Farm Bureau Extends Top Dog Registration Deadline
Farmers have until Friday July 25th to submit nominations for the 2026 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year Contest, which comes with cash prizes and bragging rights.

Trade Deficit Must Be Addressed, McKinney Says
There is no doubt that tariff back and forth is causing challenges for agriculture and the overall U.S. economy.

Groups Want a New Chief Agricultural Negotiator
Over 40 U.S. agricultural groups sent a letter to President Trump asking him to quickly nominate a Chief Agricultural Negotiator in the USTR Office.