Author Archives: Syndicated Content

SPOKANE, Wash.-- One of the first outlooks for fire season in the Inland Northwest is in. The National Weather Service in Spokane says we should expect a busier fire season this year than last. The re...

Conversations about the Farm Bill have been, in many ways, put on the back burner in Washington D.C.  Attention has focused more on tariffs, ag labor and immigration reform.  But M...

Washington State University’s 2025 Viticulture Intern Boot Camp is slated for May 20th, at WSU’s IAREC in Prosser.  WSU said this all-day workshop is targeted...

Unfortunately, misconceptions and false information are nothing new in the ag industry.  But for Will Brackett, the 2024-2025 Idaho FFA President, there are some narratives that really jump ...

More than 70% of Oregon’s wildfires are caused by people.  Kristin Babbs, with Keep Oregon Green, said it causes a lot of damage.   "Overall, the acres burned l...

After years of planning and work, Blue Mountain Community College opened the doors on their new Equine Center last week.  The May 7th event kicked off with the National Anthem and a riding d...

When it comes to possible U.S. wildfire activity now through August:   “We're probably going to get a little bit more active than we normally are across the country," said&nbs...

The National Milk Producers Federation, the U.S. Dairy Export Council, and the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce signed an MOU to deepen cooperation between the U.S. and Indonesian dairy industries. The ...

A severe weather threat looms across the south-central U.S. on Monday, with 7 million people under flood watches due to potentially heavy rainfall.

In an effort to better serve the juice grape growers across the Evergreen state, the Washington State Grape Society is conducting a brief survey to gather insights directly from juice grape growers.&n...