Samantha Parrott

The American Sugar Alliance says sugar markets are heavily distorted by government subsidies and trade protections, creating challenges for American producers.

Ninety thousand acres needed replanting, but Northwest sugarbeets bounced back stronger than expected this growing season.

Northwest farmers are navigating labor shortages, with the H2A program proving too complex for many, highlighting the need for a stable agricultural workforce.

Lawmakers from Idaho and Oregon are rallying together over something sweet—it's about protecting American sugar farmers from foreign competition.

Samantha Parrott from the Snake River Sugarbeet Growers Association weighs in on a surprising connection between farming and national security.

Sugarbeet growers are feeling the pinch this year, with losses stacking up and lawmakers stepping in. Let’s see what’s brewing at the state Capitol.

A push for real sugar in schools has sparked discussions about what our children are really eating — and who benefits.

The 2025 season was a good one for sugarbeet growers across the Northwest, with very strong yields reported. So, what was different this year, that led to a crop Samantha Parrott described as 'massive'?

Sugarbeet growers from across the Northwest will be in Boise Thursday, for the 2025 University of Idaho Snake River Sugarbeet Conference.

While final numbers aren’t available just yet, this year’s Sugarbeet crop looks to be a very good one.