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Washington State University announced this week that Raj Khosla has been named the Cashup Davis Family Endowed Dean of WSU’s College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Scienc...

SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane's oldest tradition returns this weekend as the city hosts the annual Lilac Festival, a celebration dating back to 1938. The festival is set to take place rain or shine and is ...

Cherry producers from across the Northwest met in Richland, WA, this week, and rolled out the first estimate of the 2025 crop.  Northwest Cherry Growers said they are expecting a crop of 21.4 mil...

Unfortunately, 2024 was one for the record books in Oregon, for all of the wrong reasons.  The wildfire season was one of the worst, acreage wise, with nearly two million acres of the state ...

Washington State University's Dr. Michelle Moyer says UVC light has great potential when it comes to fighting powdery mildew.  In today's Wine Minute, she discusses what the future of t...

The USDA is expecting another global record wheat crop in the upcoming marketing year.  USDA World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski said the current forecast for th...

Federal money is available to help agriculture-related businesses in Oregon become more energy efficient.  Stephanie Kruse, with Oregon’s Department of Energy, says grants ar...

The historically bipartisan Farm Bill turned political this week as majority Ag Republicans turned back every Democratic amendment and sent their Farm Bill budget to the House on a party-line vote.&nb...

As the threat posed by the New World screwworm rises, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association joined its state affiliates in urging Congress to pass the “Stop Screwworms Act.&C...

Across rural America, farmers, regardless of commodity, are sending a clear message to Congress: pass a five-year farm bill now, before it’s too late.   Congress hasn&CloseCurlyQu...