Pacific Northwest Ag Network

It’s been a tough winter here in the west, with snowpacks dropping earlier than we’d like. Let’s dig into what’s behind this unusual weather shift.

In a surprising turn, U.S. farmers are planting less wheat than ever before. What’s driving this shift in our fields?

Hands-on learning took center stage recently as families gathered on the Colville Reservation to sharpen their animal care skills.

Idaho just took a bold step in food transparency, ensuring you know exactly what’s on your plate when it comes to lab-grown proteins.

Imagine a robot wandering through orchards, creating moisture maps that help farmers water their trees just right. That's innovation in action at UC Riverside.

Imagine sipping wine that tastes different because of smoke. That’s the challenge facing grape growers across the western U.S.

When it comes to dairy farming, there’s more than meets the eye. A local rep is championing the cause and pushing for meaningful change in the industry.

As farming families gear up for tax season, there's a sense of hope on the horizon. Recent updates might just lighten the load for our local producers.

Imagine a world where getting a loan as a farmer feels like a breeze. Recent tech changes are making that dream a reality.

When federal reimbursements are slow to arrive, it’s not just numbers on a spreadsheet; it’s the lifeblood of local organic farms struggling to stay afloat.

The push for 'America First' in trade is strong, but it comes with a few hurdles, especially when it comes to China.

On National Ag Day, a new bipartisan effort aims to support the mental health of those who feed our nation.

Egg prices are on the decline, and it's all thanks to a bounce back in production after last year's outbreaks.

In a move reflecting a strong sense of local values, Idaho just tightened the reins on government access to private property.

While others hit the beaches, a unique crew from WSU traded sunbathing for cow-checking in the wilds above the Snake River.

It's a tale of two industries—while ranchers are cashing in, packers are feeling the pinch. Let’s unpack this complex situation that impacts all of us.

As the dust settles from Olympia, farmers are left wondering about the future of Ag overtime—what was supposed to be a big topic didn't make the agenda.

What is the expectation for the local tree fruit industry in 2026? The Washington State Tree Fruit Association's Jon DeVaney shares his insights in today's Focus On Fruit.

From the fields of Idaho to the heart of South Dakota, this monumental potato display is a delicious slice of American heritage.

In a move that could reshape ranching, officials are cutting through the red tape. Let’s take a closer look at what this means for the ranching community.

As farmers face rising costs and declining income, the heart of our agricultural community feels the strain. Here’s what’s happening on the ground.