western Washington

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.

When looking back on some of the biggest weather stories of 2025, the Pacific Northwest was near the top of that list.

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey noted while much of the damage has been west of the Cascades, eastern and central Washington have not been spared

Thanks to an atmospheric river from the Pacific, portions of Washington, especially western Washington, have delt with record flooding over the past week.

NRCS is reminding farmers, producers and landowners across Washington that assistance is available after floods.

Typically associated with Christmas Time, English holly is becoming a big problem for western Washington forest lands.

Have you decorated your Christmas tree yet for the holiday season? If your preference is a real Christmas tree, you may be one who is perhaps waiting to find that specialty you tree.

The Washington Department of Heath confirmed Friday a Grays Harbor resident was hospitalized with bird flu earlier this month.

Many people don't realize that great farms still operate in western Washington's most populated counties. Washington FFA Reporter Kaylyn Bozeman talks about this often forgotten part of the state's Ag industry.

On Friday, the Colvin family, along with NRCS leadership, presented Marty Chaney with the Colvin Ranch Conservation Partner Award.  Chaney was recognized for more than 20 years of collaboration and partnership.   “We’ve been very happy to work with Colvin Ranch for longer than the 20 years of the conservation easement,” said Natural Resource Conservation Service Acting State Conservationist David