Save Family Farming

There's a brewing storm over how climate funds are being spent in Washington—some say it's hurting local farmers.

Rising prices at the pump and on the farm are hitting hard, and the impact could ripple through our entire economy – it’s a tough time for our producers.

As they celebrate a decade of service, Save Family Farming is doubling down on their mission to defend our local agriculture from rising challenges.

Fuel and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing, leaving Washington farmers in a tight spot. The impact of global events is hitting them hard, and the season has yet to begin.

Save Family Farming is expressing concerns and frustrations over a Wisconsin professor who was paid $215,800 to testify against three Yakima-area dairies.

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

To help young people in Northwest Washington better understand from where their food comes, Whatcom Farm Circle will return for the 10th year this November.

In 2024, the Washington Department of Ecology decided to do a water adjudication in Whatcom County, impacting both surface and ground water.

Farmers are demanding transparency from the EPA and the U.S. Department of Justice and a perceived campaign against Washington’s Ag industry.  Dillon Honcoop with Save Family Farming said public records indicate EPA has been pressuring Washington state agencies behind the scenes to assist their attacks on farms, specifically Lower Yakima Valley dairies.  Honcoop added...

On Tuesday, we told you the state of Washington achieved Stage Four status in the USDA’s National Milk Testing Strategy program.  The designation means the state’s dairy herd is free of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.   Markus Rolli...