Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Lindsay Clancy searched "can you treat a sociopath" days before killing her children, according to testimony on Thursday.

Free press groups say selling access to Trump's posts is "unconstitutional."

The Grasshopper Fire burned toward the fairgrounds in Tygh Valley, and with 83,000 acres gone and winds shifting fast, Wasco County made the call to cancel the fair before it ever opened Thursday. Con...

Wednesday's USDA crop report brought mixed news. Wheat is down sharply across the board, but corn could finish as the second biggest harvest ever recorded in the United States. Continue reading&h...

Dairy farms in Idaho have long sent bull calves into the beef supply. Now those calves carry beef genetics, and feedlots say the difference in quality shows up at the end. Continue reading…

The South Columbia Basin Irrigation District is winding down for 2026. Service cuts to five days a week in late September, and ditchriders begin closing turnouts and draining canals starting October 2...

Less-glamorous cuts like chuck rolls and short plates are finding serious fans in Asia, and that's actually good news for the whole beef industry. Continue reading…

A national antitrust lawsuit against the four biggest beef packers just hit a major milestone, and cattle producers across the country are paying close attention. Continue reading…

Santa Fe hosted more than 140 wheat industry reps from across Latin America and the Caribbean last month, giving U.S. farmers a chance to meet face-to-face with the millers and importers who buy their...

Oregon food and agriculture companies can apply for a November trade mission to Seoul, South Korea, where they will meet one-on-one with buyers and tour local retail operations. Continue reading&helli...