farm income

March brought a twist for farmers and ranchers, as livestock prices surged while crops took a hit. What’s the pulse of our local agriculture?

Imagine pouring all your hard work into fields, only to face rising costs that threaten your harvest. That's the reality for our local tree fruit farmers right now.

Oregonians, don’t leave money on the table this tax season—there are credits out there that could put hundreds back in your pocket!

The numbers are telling a tough story for farmers: rising debt and declining asset values.

Farmers are facing a tough road ahead, with income projections dipping and expenses climbing. How will this affect the American agricultural community?

Educating those not familiar with farming can be a challenge. Making that more difficult are urban populations that rarely leave the bright lights of the big city.

Ag economists are urging producers to sharpen their pencils as they prepare for the 2026 season.

U.S. farmers are facing one of the widest gaps between what they pay to produce food and what they earn from selling it.

The prices received by farmers in August increased slightly month over month and year-over-year. The Prices Received Index increased 1% from July to August, and jumped 7.2 % from August 2024 to August this year.

USDA has updated its farm sector income forecast for 2025 and projects rising incomes countered by rising costs.