Oregon, Washington File Suit Against Administration Over Tariffs
With a lawsuit in hand, Oregon, California, and Washington are standing firm against tariffs. The stakes are high for local farmers and consumers.
Washington
Wine Minute: Addressing Smoke Exposure
With wildfires on the rise, the wine industry faces a smoky challenge. A dedicated group aims to help growers navigate this tough terrain.
Khosla Wants WSU To Be More Nimble Moving Forward
As Washington State University’s College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Resources starts its first full year with new dean Raj Khosla, the dean has specific goals for the year ahead.
Anderson, Lyle Elected To ECBID Leadership
On Wednesday, the Board of Directors elected Duaine Anderson as President and Kevin Lyle as Vice President. Both men received unanimous support.
Recalled Beef Shipped To Idaho, Washington
Hayburn, ID-based Mountain West Food Group, LLC, is recalling approximately 2,855 pounds of raw ground beef products that may be contaminated with E. Coli.
BLM Reports A Big Year In The Northwest
On Tuesday, the Bureau of Land Management in Oregon/Washington announced the fiscal year 2025 wrapped up with a “standout timber performance".
Weather, Funding Top Issues Facing Washington Ag In 2025
The farming industry is facing a variety of challenges, and some of those challenges are specific to a sector or a commodity, but some are widespread.
Why Are Rabbits In Washington Growing Horn-Like Tumors?
These rabbits are turning heads for all the wrong reasons. Let's unravel the story behind the so-called 'Frankenstein bunnies' of Washington State.
Preparing For A Cold Winter: Farmers' Almanac Insights
As we melt under this summer sun, the Farmers' Almanac has some chilly news for winter lovers in the Northwest.
Northwest Spring Wheat In Good Shape For Late June
In Idaho 60% of the Spring Wheat crop is rated good to excellent, while in Washington, 56% is rated good to excellent