Pacific Northwest Ag Network

The Lower Snake River Dams continue to be the object of scorn for some and the centerpiece of commerce and energy production (and much more) to others.

Washington's gray wolf population has grown by 20% in the past year, according to the latest report from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. This marks the 15th consecutive year of growth, with seven new wolf packs identified in 2023. The increase in population is encouraging, but maintaining harmony with livestock operations remains a key focus.

Fresh veggies, anyone!?

The Washington State Department of Agriculture is "pounding the pavement" to get consent forms signed for Japanese beetle eradication treatment.

Someone will win $10,000 in the Road Apple Roulette fundraiser to support the Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center during the 2024 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival

Who are the Top 3 Private Landowners in Washington State? The State of Washington is made up of 66,455.52 square miles or 42,693,760 acres. The federal government owns and manages almost 29% of the Washington land. The government oversees this land by managing national parks, forests, grasslands, and other areas of federal protection, and military use (The largest of which is the 500 square-mile

Summertime means predators like mountain lions, bears, and deadly snake season. Find out what to look out for when you're in the woods.

Duck hunters are stepping up their duck blind game by adding full kitchens, TVs and even couches.

Be aware of ticks in brush covered areas and check out your gear, your pets and yourself so you don’t bring them home with you.

The state has declared a drought emergency because of the lack of snow in the mountains with snow pack currently at 63% of normal.

Tidewater received a grant to increase biofuel capability along Snake River

Congressman Simpson, who is co-chair of the Potato Caucus, is leading efforts with a congressional letter to USDA and Department of Health and Human Services opposing reclassifying potatoes as a non-vegetable.

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) Pesticide Disposal Program announced pesticide disposal locations across the state the week of April 22.

The mismatched straw and wicker baskets, connecting with the farmer who grew the veggies on your dinner plate, the honor system...there's a certain charm to Idaho farmstands.

Friendship, neighbors, love, and loss with a dash of surprise all come together to create the most famous smile in the Gem State.

Immerse yourself in Idaho's potato heritage with a visit to the potato museum and giant potato truck.

Oregon joins Idaho in restricting cattle imports from BIAV affected states, while Washington remains watchful.

Washington State has issued an emergency drought declaration for the remainder of 2024.

Chelan will host it's annual Earth Day Fair this weekend and now in it's 35th year, it's one of the longest running in the state, according to organizers.  This Saturday,  April 20th over 75 vendors and information booths and displays are expected for the event in Chelan’s Riverwalk Park.  The fair runs...

One small farm in Oregon is offering help for addiction recovery through a Green Care program focused primarily on bee-keeping.

As part of the updated Sustainable WA Standard, vineyards in the program now have the option of obtaining dual certification for both Sustainable WA and Salmon-Safe, provided all standards are met.