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Duvall Notes Senate’s Farm Bill Needs Improvements
A new Farm Bill is on the horizon, aiming to boost support for farmers with better credit options and investments, as leaders call for bipartisan collaboration. Continue reading…
Glenn Vaagen Jun 29, 2026
Future of Farming: Get To Know Your Audience
Building relationships with young agriculturalists can feel daunting, but there's a fresh perspective from the Idaho FFA sentinel that might inspire new approaches. Continue reading…
Glenn Vaagen Jun 29, 2026
Emerald Ash Borer Continues To Spread In The Willamette Valley
Emerald ash borers have been found in new spots around Oregon, including Tualatin and north of Silverton, prompting officials to warn against moving firewood to curb their spread. Continue reading&hel...
Heather Roberts Jun 29, 2026
National Slaughter Cattle Review Reported Light Demand Last Week
Cattle prices are holding in Moses Lake, with Texas and Nebraska reporting stability amid light demand. For an in-depth look, listen to Greg Sanders’ latest podcast. Continue reading…
Glenn Vaagen Jun 29, 2026
Cattle Industry Still Optimistic Despite NWS
While New World Screwworm has been found in Texas and New Mexico, local cattle prices are climbing, with producers remaining vigilant yet optimistic about the market's strength. Continue reading&...
Pacific Northwest Ag Network Jun 29, 2026
NASDA Endorses Supply Chain Resiliency Act
A proposed act could transform the way our farmers operate, enhancing food supply chains and opening up new avenues for market access and support in rural areas. Continue reading…
Glenn Vaagen Jun 29, 2026
Check Those Tires To Limit Downtime
Tire troubles can lead to big losses during planting, harvesting, or anytime. Firestone Ag provides a seven-step checklist to help farmers keep their equipment in top shape this growing season. Contin...
Pacific Northwest Ag Network Jun 29, 2026
Supreme Court rejects Trump's appeal of 2022 E. Jean Carroll defamation case
The Supreme Court has denied President Trump's appeal of the $5 million jury finding in the 2022 defamation case brought against him by the writer E. Jean Carroll.
ABC News: Top Stories Jun 29, 2026
How Are Heavier Cattle Weights Impacting Marketing?
Cattle are spending more days on feed, leading to bigger weights and a record number of heavier carcasses, but this trend raises concerns over animal health, especially in the heat. Continue reading&h...
Pacific Northwest Ag Network Jun 29, 2026
USDA Makes Operational and Conservation Funds Available
Farmers and ranchers, listen up: the USDA is offering $310 million to enhance conservation efforts. Proposals are open until August 24, focusing on local solutions and sustainability. Continue reading...
Glenn Vaagen Jun 29, 2026
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