Pacific Northwest Ag Network

The U.S. Supreme Court had tough questions for the Administration about the legality of tariffs imposed on almost every U.S. trading partner by President Trump.

The American Sheep Industry Association has formally requested the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office initiate a global safeguard investigation into U.S. imports of lamb meat under the Trade Act of 1974.

A storm is brewing in the Cascades, bringing snow and strong winds to Washington State that could disrupt travel plans for many this week.

Farmer sentiment inched higher in October as the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer increased three points to a reading of 129.

A new proposal from the Washington Forest Practices Board has many in the farming community concerned.

From a weather perspective, 2025 was a difficult year for many Northwest wheat farmers, especially those growing a spring variety.

Last week Southwest Washington’s Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and Colorado’s Joe Neguse introduced the Freedom for Agricultural Repair and Maintenance Act, better known as the FARM Act.

Fall is a great time of year for farmers to look back at what worked this year, scout fields for resistance, and perhaps consider changes that need to be made for 2026.

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers released a new study examining how technological advancements across agriculture, construction, and the utility industries are helping organizations improve output and use less water.

Three people familiar with the issue say the Trump administration still intends to roll out an initial payment of up to $12 billion for farmers struggling because of the president’s tariff policies.