Author Archives: Syndicated Content

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Explore the magic and mysticism of Spokane at Manito Park Friday night. Local publisher Banana Slug Books is hosting a "Spokane Campfire Stories" event to mark the release of its boo...

Dozens of farmers, state leaders and others were at Washington State University’s Prosser Research Station Wednesday for a listening session, featuring GT Thompson. Continue reading…

This has summer hasn’t been hotter than normal, but it has been dryer than normal. And that means a lot of the forage across the three states has dried out. Continue reading…

When it comes to the latest pasture and rangeland conditions, 39% are rated good to excellent nationwide, holding steady from last week, while 31% are considered very-poor to poor, up slightly week ov...

When it comes to federal labor policies, change has become the only constant. What kind of impact has that had on the tree fruit industry, as well as the local grower? Continue reading…

Farm Credit System Institutions made more than 150,000 loans to young, beginning, and small U.S. producers in 2024. Continue reading…

This time of year is great for locally grown, fresh produce. Kari Barbic has tips to help you select the best fruits and veggies, whether that's organic or conventional. Continue reading…

Oregon’s Fish and Wildlife Commission has approved an updated State Wildlife Action Plan. Continue reading…

Graduate students pursuing careers in meat science and animal science are encouraged to apply for the annual W.D. Farr Scholarship program. Continue reading…

Based on the mid-year cattle report, a further tightening is expected of calves available for placement in late 2025 and early 2026. Continue reading…