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

The Bureau of Reclamation projects Yakima River basin irrigators with junior water-rights will receive 52% of their normal ...

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

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

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

About 69% of the U.S. winter wheat production area is under drought, according to U.S. Wheat Associates. Wheat futures ...

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

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.

Recently, I made a difficult decision that no farmer wants to make. I chose not to buy commercial fertilizer for my hay fields this year. It wasn’t an easy call. Like so many farmers across the ...

A Chehalis, Wash., couple say they will defend themselves against allegations by the Department of Ecology that they violated the state’s water-pollution control law by irrigating hay with blood-laced ...

LONGVIEW, Wash. — A Massachusetts–based company has opened a plant capable of annually converting 100,000 tons of inedible food into renewable natural gas and fertilizer. The alternative is dumping ...

USDA has notified University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences that they may resume work on the five-year, $59 million Innovative Agriculture and Marketing Partnership (IAMP) program.