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The USDA's proposed hemp rules would toss aside a testing policy that advocates hoped would finally make Washington a top hemp-producing state.
Don Jenkins
Correspondent
Idaho shivered through its coldest October on record, while Washington weathered its second-coldest October and the coolest in more than a cen…
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The Washington Beef Commission’s new marketing plan has two audiences in mind: young adults in Seattle and Tacoma, and the rural ranchers who …
The Washington Beef Commission hopes to win-over millennials in Seattle and Tacoma. It hasn’t, however, won over one skeptical producer group.
OLYMPIA — Washington’s policy on killing depredating wolves withstood a court challenge Nov. 1, as a judge ruled Fish and Wildlife doesn’t hav…
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Field burning in Oregon's Willamette Valley would help bird's population increase, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plan states.
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Pesticides could be sprayed within 100 feet of passersby under a proposed federal rule that responds to complaints by farm groups but would co…
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The snowpack that irrigates Northwest crops has been measured extensively, studied deeply and politicized thoroughly.
The Washington Temple of Justice in Olympia, where the Washington Supreme Court will decide whether a crop duster was wrongly held responsible…
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A Washington crop duster is appealing a fine and suspension to the state Supreme Court, arguing there was insufficient evidence to conclude he…