Pacific Northwest Ag Network

The USDA says food insecurity could drop significantly over the next ten years, though hundreds of millions will still struggle with hunger.

Global supply chain problems are making nitrogen fertilizer scarce right when farmers need it most for fall operations.

Farmers hoping to enroll land in conservation programs hit a wall when the Farm Bill expired. New sign-ups are frozen until Congress acts.

Scammers are hitting your phone, email, and social media every single day. Here's what to watch for before you fall for it.

Farmers are borrowing more money than they did a year ago, with agricultural loans hitting over $206 billion nationwide.

Dairy farmers are questioning why a federal safety net program isn't kicking in when they need it most, and the USDA is now digging into the numbers.

Illinois pumpkin growers dodged a bullet this year. Heat stressed the plants, but cooler weather came just in time to save the harvest.

Farm debt just hit a record $605 billion, and that's probably only part of the story. Equipment makers and cooperatives are lending money that official numbers might be missing.

Most states are passing restrictions on foreign farmland ownership, though experts say the real issue often comes down to perception versus actual risk.

Corn storage numbers are forcing agriculture officials to take a harder look at how much feed livestock actually need this year.