farm economy

The agricultural community is feeling the strain as state lawmakers consider budget cuts and tax hikes. This could change the landscape of farming in Washington.

With farmers facing nearly $100 billion in losses, the pressure is mounting. What’s the next move for the agriculture industry?

As the farming community braces for challenges, there’s a renewed call for federal support. Let’s find out what’s on the table.

After 32 years on the board, and 10 years as President, Bryan Searle retired from IFBF last month.

USDA is getting geared up for the 102nd annual Agricultural Outlook Forum coming up next month, and registration is already open.

It’s no secret that Idaho’s population continues to grow at a fast pace, with tens of thousands of people moving into the state annually.

Agriculture groups sounded the alarm about the economic crisis in rural America in a letter sent to Congress Thursday.

Farm Credit Council President and CEO Christy Seyfert pointed out that many row crop and specialty crop producers continue to struggle for a host of reasons.

The Washington legislative session is just a few days old, but lawmakers in Olympia already have farm country nervous.

One of the largest hay and forage shows on the west coast will take place in the Tri-Cities this week, as the NW Hay Expo kicks off Wednesday.