The results of a long, hot, dry summer became official Thursday, as the USDA declared an Extreme Drought, or D-3 designation for Central Washington, stretching
The Oregon Department of Agriculture is out with the top commodities of 2019 and there was a bit of a shakeup. The top commodity grown
Robert Freeman Smith, a staple in Oregon politics and ranching for decades has died. Smith grew up in Burns, and attended Willamette University in Salem
Many Northwest farming communities, from North Central Washington to the Palouse and into Oregon have been impacted this month by wildfires. While other areas have
Oregon farmers and ranchers impacted by the recent wildfires are encouraged to contact their local FSA office to determine what assistance is available. As agricultural
The recent ash and smoke from West Coast fires has many Northwest gardeners concerned about the potential impact on their produce. Oregon State University Horticulturist
Earlier this week, the Washington state Department of Agriculture announced it was waiving import requirement on livestock from Oregon. The move allows animals displaced by
It’s not just senators asking Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue to help wheat farmers harmed by the coronavirus pandemic. Last week, 26 House members, from both
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife crews were called to a wolf depredation outside of Klamath Falls Wednesday morning. When investigators arrived they found a
It’s not often that all six of the Northwest Senators are on the same page. But as proven over and over, 2020 is not your
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 has been a year with more questions than answers for the Ag industry across the Northwest and across the
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife says a guard dog was killed by a nearby back in Union County last weekend. Investigators were called
