Author Archives: Syndicated Content

After a tough stretch, some Northwest farmers are seeing a glimmer of hope as new trends emerge in the agricultural landscape. Continue reading…

With recent legislation, Idaho calls on federal agencies to follow the Supreme Court's ruling on water regulations, easing concerns from local landowners about overreach. Continue reading…

Recent shifts in the oil market mean your next fill-up might cost you a bit more than you’d like. Especially if you drive or work in Washington. Continue reading…

A Massachusetts judge ruled on Monday in favor of medical organizations in their litigation against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over several of his changes to federal vaccine policy.

The head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, was killed in an overnight attack on Iran, along with the paramilitary leader, the Israeli minister of defense said.

Celebrating a remarkable career, Wendy Sue Wheeler is recognized for her tireless work in pesticide stewardship and community education. Continue reading…

Livestock producers are feeling a wave of optimism while crop farmers remain more cautious about the future. What’s driving these sentiments? Continue reading…

As conflicts brew overseas, our local farmers face challenges that could hit home hard. Could a crucial supply issue be on the horizon? Continue reading…

In a surprising turn, China’s eagerness to buy more U.S. crops could mean big changes for farmers here — let’s break down what that could look like. Continue reading…

The new Vice President of Farmland Protection has a rich history in farming and advocacy—she’s ready to make waves in preserving our land. Continue reading…