Author Archives: Syndicated Content

With Memorial Day, the unofficial kick off to summer, this weekend, now is a good time to close the book on the snow season in Idaho.  Erin Whorton with NRCS said for the most part the 2024-...

Grain growers from across the Northwest are invited to see, firsthand, the latest research on new grain varieties, innovative crop rotations, and other practices.  Washington State Universit...

New for the livestock industry in 2025 is NovaGraz, a broad spectrum, non-residual herbicide that controls large number of broadleaf weeds all while preserving white Clover and annual lespedeza. ...

Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins released a set of policy proposals under her newly launched Make Agriculture Great Again Initiative.  Her initial proposals are a comprehensive set of policy solutions...

President Trump recently appointed Kirk Pearson to serve as the Washington Rural Development State Director.   “It’s an honor to serve the people of Washington State and hel...

Cattle has been in a bull market for quite a while. But how long can the rally last? "You talk to some of the cow-calf folks, and yes, those feeders are worth a lot of money," said USDA chief eco...

Hunger advocacy groups are asking Oregonians to speak up if they're concerned about the cuts Congress could make to food, health care, and housing assistance programs.  The Oregon Cente...

There have been rumblings of separation within the Canadian province of Alberta for decades.  With the re-election of the federal Liberal Party, those rumbles have turned to angry shouts.  P...

Clutter and disorganization aren’t just physical issues.  They can cause stress, anxiety, sleep issues, and other mental health challenges.  But getting rid of the clutter ca...

The Justice Department said Wednesday it is moving to drop police reform agreements reached with the cities of Louisville, Kentucky and Minneapolis.