Trump Administration

After a high-stakes meeting in Beijing, big changes might be on the way for American farmers. The agricultural landscape could see a major boost.

This year's forest health survey revealed troubling signs across Washington, but wait until you hear why officials believe the real numbers could be even worse.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield was back in court late last week, to fight President Trump’s latest attempt at imposing tariffs.

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.

With a lawsuit in hand, Oregon, California, and Washington are standing firm against tariffs. The stakes are high for local farmers and consumers.

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?

Oregon families might soon receive alerts about federal immigration presence at schools. The implications of this bill reach far beyond just the classroom.

Last week’s protests painted a vivid picture of farmers standing firm, fighting to thrive in the shadow of international trade agreements.

In a surprising turn, some Republicans broke ranks to support a new bill aimed at overturning tariffs that have stirred up quite the debate.

As beef prices climb, the Trump Administration is turning to Argentina for help. But will this really ease the pain at the checkout?