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In a typical year, American farmers can expect to pay more than the year before for production expenses.  But the USDA's new farm income forecast is a bit of a surprise.  A forecast for lower production expenses.   ERS’ Spiro Stefano said prices that farmers are getting for many of their crops continue to fall.  The USDA is projecting a 12%...

It hadn't happened in a Washington State Primary election since 1960, but the Secretary of State's Office has certified the mandated manual recount in the primary race for Public Lands Commissioner.

U.S. Wheat Association commended the USDA for its thorough, science-based process resulting in the deregulation of the H-B-4 drought-tolerant trait from Bioceres Crop Solutions.  The farmer leaders of USW are confident that the trait has the potential to deliver significant producer and consumer benefits.  Althoug...

We interview the team at Specialized Pet Solutions, which offers affordable, accessible mobility aids for pets and large animals.

Discover Washington's hidden gems, like the peaceful Lake Osoyoos with its inviting waters.

Amidst the looming threat of a prolonged and smoky fire season in Washington, this article sheds light on the hidden toll wildfires take on mental health, exploring the often-overlooked consequences of heavy smoke and its impact on well-being.

Learn how you can help protect Washington's wildlife and habitats by participating in the SWAP revision process.

some industry insiders feel that Washington state needs a wine identity, a grape or variety that is special to Washington.

When you hear the term "WWOOFing" for the first time, you might be inclined to think it's the latest urban TikTok trend. However, the term refers to WWOOF - a movement that links organic farmers with willing volunteer farmhands in a unique trade of services.

We spoke with Andy Juris, past president of the Washington Association of Wheat Growers, about the importance of farmer feedback in the research process.