The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to review a lawsuit over glyphosate’s alleged cancer risks could have much broader effects ...

Washington lawmakers are advancing bills that could make farming more expensive, while legislation to cut labor costs and taxes languishes. The state ranks 14th in the U.S. in gross farm […] ...

Experts said a few Pacific Northwest wineries are making non-alcoholic wines to diversify and boost bottom lines, and more ...

Commodities are destined for food banks and communities in need The USDA recently announced purchases of up to $80 million in ...

Jon Wyss, fired by USDA as the executive director of the Washington office of the Farm Service Agency in October 2025, is now ...

Around for decades, regenerative agriculture continues to grow but remains a small part of production agriculture’s agronomy ...

The U.S. Forest Service unlawfully exempted certain timber projects aimed at restoring wildlife habitat and reducing wildfire hazards from environmental analysis, according to a federal judge.

A 34-year-old rule exempting some commercial logging projects on federal lands from environmental review is unlawful, a federal judge recently ruled. Judge Michael McShane in the U.S. District Court ...

The Environmental Protection Agency’s regional director criticized state regulators for fining rancher Wade King for digging ...

A Washington winemaker is countersuing a Colorado winery that has accused it of unsanitary wine practices, arguing those are “pretextual” allegations meant to justify a contract breach. In its ...

The Washington wood-products industry says timber harvests will spiral downward if lawmakers pass a bill championed by Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove. At Upthegrove’s request, legislators are ...

Environmental advocates claim the U.S. Bureau of Land Management unlawfully approved a Southern Oregon forest project that allows more than 6,000 acres of commercial thinning. The Cascadia Wildlands, ...