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Oregon's wildfire season is a reminder that pets and livestock need their own emergency plans — including a packed go-kit with food, records, and a labeled carrier ready to grab on the way out.

In light of the New World Screwworm detected down south, Oregon Department of Ag officials are tightening regulations on animal transport to protect livestock from this dangerous parasitic fly.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture is gearing up for the 2026 Noxious Weed Symposium in Corvallis, inviting experts to share their insights on battling invasive plants.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture is seeking applicants for an open public seat on its Confined Animal Feeding Operation Advisory Committee.

The USDA's latest funding announcement could open doors for local specialty crop markets. Exciting times are ahead for anyone invested in agriculture around here.

As spring rolls in, so does the urgency to keep a notorious beetle from wreaking havoc on Oregon's farming communities and backyards.

This is International Year of the Woman Farmer, and the Oregon Department of Agriculture is celebrating.

Just before Thanksgiving, the Oregon Department of Agriculture was notified by a private veterinarian of a horse at a large boarding facility in Lane County exhibiting neurologic symptoms.

With cooler weather of the fall comes an increase in the number of bird flu cases across North America and here in the Northwest, thanks the migration patterns of wild waterfowl.

Nearly $2 million will fund 13 projects across Oregon, in an effort to boost the competitiveness of the state’s fruits, vegetables, tree nuts, and other crops.