The total number of farmers and ranchers in Congress will be lower when the 120th Congress meets in… The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service has awarded $9.23 million to advance the EL 22.1 ...

A livestock supplier in Utah has won a $12.3 million default judgment in federal court against an Idaho cattle company accused of failing to pay its bills. U.S. Magistrate Judge Debora Grasham in ...

Infected cattle from Idaho likely brought bird flu to Washington state dairies, despite testing requirements meant to contain… A federal judge refused to dismiss antitrust allegations against Syngenta ...

California’s government claims the Trump administration’s revised lawsuit against its chicken housing regulations suffers from the same defects as the original complaint and must be dismissed. Last ...

Darigold will pay $2 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Columbia Riverkeeper accusing it of discharging too much pollution from its milk processing plant in Sunnyside, Wash. Darigold will make the ...

In the wake of recent cattle mutilations across the West, ranchers are asking who — or what — is responsible. According to FBI records, thousands of killings and apparent mutilations of cattle have ...

The number of agricultural lenders has kept shrinking even as the amount of money they lend to farmers has continued increasing, according to federal statistics. The U.S. had 945 agricultural banks at ...

Final authority to breach the four lower Snake River dams remains with the 535 members of Congress. But agricultural stakeholders, tribes and environmental groups agree on one thing: The Columbia ...

The Pacific Northwest wheat market may have topped out at $6.55 per bushel as farmers begin the harvest, wheat market analysts say. “I would expect prices to decline as more people start to sell grain ...

Washington ranked last in the nation in 2024 for financial returns to farm operators, and the picture isn’t likely to vastly improve for 2025, a Washington State University financial advisor says.

Grant County, Wash., farmers opposed to having a major transmission line on their property have a problem: It’s easier for the local utility to condemn private land than cut through the red tape to ...

Washington in 2024 ranked No.1 in producing apples, blueberries, hops, pears, onions and sweet cherries. It was No. 2 in grapes, potatoes, raspberries and winter wheat, grapes. And in take-home farmer ...