Working on policy issues in Washington can be rewarding, but often there is a form of delayed gratification. There are all ...

Between 2017 and 2022, Washington lost thousands of farms and ranches, averaging roughly two per day. These losses reflect a ...

Farmers and ranchers can handle hard work and tough seasons. That’s in our DNA. What gets more difficult to manage is ...

A wayward swarm of bees has spawned a lifelong career for Steven Coffman, who’s turned that first hive into a honey and ...

Washington only state given standing to sue The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled 2-1 against President Trump’s 10% ...

The National Onion Association, nine House members and two senators have urged the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative to ...

I’ve spent the better part of a decade talking to farmers about millets. In Eastern Washington, along the banks of the Colorado River, across the Nebraska plains, the same conversation repeats itself.

Survey shows input cost and availability concerns, expected farm income decline The Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy ...

The Bureau of Reclamation projects Yakima River basin irrigators with junior water-rights will receive 52% of their normal water allotments, an outlook unchanged from one month ago. The May 7 forecast ...

Spring has sprung in the nation’s capital. The sun is shining. Plants and flowers are blooming. Weekend marathons are ...

Washington ranked last in the nation in 2024 for financial returns to farm operators, and the picture isn’t likely to vastly improve for 2025, a Washington State University financial advisor says.