
Pacific Northwest Ag Network


Florida Blueberry Growers Take 75% Loss from Freeze
This season's Florida blueberry crop was hit hard by the cold, leaving many farmers in a tough spot.

Milk Producers Throw Support Behind The DAIRY Pride Act
Labels can be tricky—especially when it comes to dairy versus plant-based products. A new call for change is making waves.

Consumers More Likely To Buy Snacks With “Healthy” Labels
Imagine a world where a little label can change what you reach for at the grocery store. A new study sheds light on this surprising influence.

House Passes the Rural Broadband Protection Act
As the Rural Broadband Protection Act inches closer to becoming law, the promise of better internet for small towns feels more tangible than ever.

USDA Sets April Loan Rates as Farmers Weigh Borrowing Costs
With the USDA's latest interest rate updates, local farmers face tough decisions ahead. What does this mean for their bottom line?

Expert Warns Of Cutting Corners On Dairy Farms
Caring for dairy cattle goes beyond just the barn. There’s a science to post-milking practices that keeps our milk fresh and safe.

Could A Changing American Diet Benefit The Dairy Sector?
The conversation around our plates is changing, thanks to new weight loss options.

FFA Members Prepare to Celebrate National Ag Day
The National Ag Day Celebration is just around the corner, bringing together youth with national leaders to showcase the heart of agriculture in America.

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.

Trump Order Protects Glyphosate, Phosphate Production
With a stroke of a pen, the President has put a spotlight on agriculture and military readiness. What does this mean for the farming community?
