Pacific Northwest Ag Network

Puget Sound Energy (PSE), a leading utility in western Washington, has introduced a wildfire safety plan featuring Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) to help reduce the risk of wildfires in high-risk areas. The plan aims to keep Washington communities safe by shutting down power lines when conditions pose a fire hazard.

As temperatures rise, black bears in Idaho are on the hunt for food. Be prepared and bear-aware to avoid potential conflicts with these hungry animals.

six more species added to list

An overview of the growing vegetarian/vegan movement in the Pacific Northwest, and market demands for more plant-based foods.

Governor Brad Little proclaimed May as Horticulture Month, recognizing the invaluable contributions of local nursery and greenhouse growers to Idaho’s economy and quality of life, and encouraging Idahoans to shop for Idaho-grown plant products at local nurseries and greenhouses.

The danger isn’t only to you.

Have a person assigned to to get the pets-you don't need to have any confusion at this time.

There's a few other steps to be taken

We don’t deal with many tornadoes, hurricanes, and floods.

To help those in the ag and food industry to become export-ready, the Washington State Department of Agriculture continues to offer webinars.