Daily Ag Update | Oregon hazelnut industry officials are pushing for greater markets in the U.S., especially as the number of mature orchards is expected to double in the next three to four years. Read more |
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Featured Stories | Diamond Fruit Growers of Hood River, Ore., hopes to debut Gem, a new pear variety, in limited volume in grocery stores next fall. Read more |
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 | While vastly outspent in domestic promotions by other produce like mandarins, grapes and avocados, Pear Bureau Northwest is reaching millennials with digital coupons, social media and partnering in prepared meals. Read more |
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 | LEWISTON, Idaho — Removing four dams from the Snake River won't help orcas, salmon, the environment or the economy, the head of the Pacific… Read more |
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 | Ryan Kuhns, an economist with Farmer Mac, conducted a S.W.O.T. analysis for Northwest agriculture — that's strengths, opportunities, weaknesses and threats — during a presentation at the Northwest Ag Show in Salem, Ore. Read more |
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 | A new Democratic ag worker bill is a good start but needs a guestworker component, ag association leaders say. Read more |
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