The Pacific Northwest Ag Network Report airs daily, Monday through Friday, during the 5, 6, and 7 AM hours on 920 News Now. Glenn Vaagen and the Pacific Northwest Ag Network team bring you the most in-depth ag news focused on products grown across the region each morning. They connect you with the latest research at WSU, OSU, and the University of Idaho, commodity group leaders, and state and federal lawmakers.
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Oregon Specialty Crop Block Grant Winners Announced
Nearly $2 million will fund 13 projects across Oregon, in an effort to boost the competitiveness of the state’s fruits, vegetables, tree nuts, and other crops. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
Ben's Original Ready Rice Recalled in Washington
Bens Original is recalling rice in Washington, and we’ve got the lowdown. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
FFA Receives a $10 Million Grant
The National FFA Organization is one of six national organizations to receive a $10 million grant from Lily Endowment. The grants are being awarded through the latest round of Lily’s “Character Through Youth Programs” initiative, C...
Oct 16, 2025
Focus On Fruit: Washing Apple Update For October 2025
In case harvest isn't enough for the for growers, orchard workers & others in the industry, the Washington Apple Commission has a variety of events coming up. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
Will The Feds Continue To Pay For Oregon Wildfire Efforts?
Oregon wildfire officials are watching to see whether federal funding continues for fighting wildfires. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
Study Shows Ag Exports Faltering
As global dynamics change due to multiple political and economic factors, U.S. agricultural imports now exceed exports. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
Where is the Dairy Industry Headed?
“I think the reason the market can't get enough traction right now is simply that there's just a little bit more product than is needed right now." Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
Is Your Home Ready For the Colder Weather?
Preparing your house now for fall and winter weather can prevent storm damage. Kenton Brine, with the Northwest Insurance Council, said outside pipes are a concern. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
Farmland Market Didn't Find Direction in Q3
The farmland market continued its year-long search for direction in the third quarter of 2025. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
FFA Convention Kicks Off This Month
One of agriculture’s biggest annual events gets underway at the end of the month in Indianapolis, IN. The 98th FFA National Convention and Expo will take place October 29th through November 1st. Continue reading…
Oct 16, 2025
Wildfires in Washington: What This Year's Numbers Tell Us
With over 251,000 acres scorched this year, Washington State is still grappling with wildfires. But the good news? It's not as bad as last year. Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Idaho Reports A Good Wheat Crop
Despite struggles with dry soils and poorly timed rains, the 2025 Idaho wheat crop was a good one. Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Weak La Niña Develops In The Pacific
The Climate Prediction Center says La Niña conditions emerged in September, and are expected to persist through the end of the year. Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Sumer Trip To Guatemala Looks To Benefit U.S., Oregon Beef
This summer, Will Wise, CEO of the Oregon Beef Council, participated in USMEF’s Latin American Product Showcase in Guatemala City. Wise noted Latin America is a solid emerging market. Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Oregonians Reminded To Be BearWise
Now that autumn weather has replaced hot summer days, bears have begun their annual fall eat-a-thon, known as hyperphagia, to prepare for winter. Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Fall Prescribed Burns Set For Central Washington
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has a host of prescribed scheduled for the central portion of the state this fall. Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Shutdown Hitting Crucial Tools for Farmers
Politico points out that the shutdown is stalling the delivery of farm loans, the release of critical market reports, and the Administration’s plan for emergency assistance for farmers Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Ethanol Production Surges to Highest in a Month
Ethanol output jumped to the highest level in a month last week, while inventories declined modestly, according to data from the Energy Information Administration Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Tips When Planning A New Cattle Barn
Ensuring good functionality and animal safety are top objectives when planning a new cattle barn. Continue reading…
Oct 15, 2025
Hundreds Of Jobs Coming To Rural Washington, Governor Says
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson said Monday the state will see the addition of hundreds of new jobs in rural communities, thanks to $700,000 in state funding. Continue reading…
Oct 14, 2025
