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.
PNW AG Network News
New Water Delivery Infrastructure Coming To Central Washington
With new agreements in place, the irrigation district is reshaping how local farmers get water — a game changer for the entire region’s agriculture. Continue reading…
14h ago
Perry Is Bullish On The Future Of NW Agriculture
After a tough stretch, some Northwest farmers are seeing a glimmer of hope as new trends emerge in the agricultural landscape. Continue reading…
14h ago
Idaho Lawmakers Ask Feds To Honor Sackett
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...
14h ago
Price At The Pump: Washington Fuel Prices Some Of The Highest
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…
15h ago
WSU's Wheeler Honored Nationally For Pesticide Work
Celebrating a remarkable career, Wendy Sue Wheeler is recognized for her tireless work in pesticide stewardship and community education. Continue reading…
15h ago
Livestock Producers Much More Optimistic Than Their Crop Growers
Livestock producers are feeling a wave of optimism while crop farmers remain more cautious about the future. What’s driving these sentiments? Continue reading…
15h ago
A Farm Emergency Is Brewing AFBF Head Warns
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…
15h ago
China Signals Openness to Buying More U.S. Ag Products
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…
15h ago
Moffitt is the New Vice President for American Farmland Trust
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…
15h ago
Northwest Specialty Crop Growers Will Benefit From Farm Bill 2.0
The recent approval of the Farm Bill is more than just paperwork; it could be a lifeline for Northwest growers in a variety of ways. Continue reading…
Mar 16, 2026
Idaho Study Looks At Why Cattle Graze Where They Graze
As the summer sun beats down, cattle are showing us just how smart they can be when it comes to finding the best grazing spots. Continue reading…
Mar 16, 2026
YVC To Showcase Winemaking In April
Mark your calendars for April 10th, when YVC opens its teaching winery doors for a taste of local winemaking magic. Continue reading…
Mar 16, 2026
Future Of Farming: Communication With The Next Generation Is Lack
There's a growing concern about how we pass down farming knowledge to the next generation-let's see what the Washington FFA President had to say. Continue reading...
Mar 16, 2026
What Can You Control In The Season Ahead?
As farmers face unpredictable weather and market shifts, one local company is stepping up with innovative solutions. What’s their secret? Let’s dig in! Continue reading…
Mar 16, 2026
AEWR Lawsuit Hearing Set For This Week
As the legal arguments heat up, the stakes couldn't be higher for both farmworkers and farmers. Continue reading...
Mar 16, 2026
U.S. Launches New Trade Probes That Could Lead to Tariffs
The U.S. is seeking to strike a balance in trade, but could new tariffs stir the pot even more? Continue reading…
Mar 16, 2026
Getting The Most Out Of Your Vaccination Program
Caring for spring calves means more than just a shot; it’s about a whole plan. Let’s break down how to keep those little ones healthy. Continue reading…
Mar 16, 2026
Lamb Weston To Demolish Old Connell Plant
The potato processing plant closed in October of 2024, with 375 jobs going away. Continue reading…
Mar 13, 2026
Northwest Lawmakers Want The Administration To Focus On Japan
Imagine the impact on our local farms if Japan opens its doors to fresh U.S. potatoes — it’s a potential game changer for the industry. Continue reading…
Mar 13, 2026
WSU Research Indicates Replacement Feed Strengthens Honeybees
Imagine a winter where honeybees thrive instead of struggle. A new study reveals a surprising food source that could change their fate. Continue reading…
Mar 13, 2026
