SPOKANE — FFA members should devote one hour per week to advocating for agriculture as part of their college and business career path, a longt…
Matthew Weaver
Field Reporter, Spokane
Wheat farmers this year won't have a clear-cut choice between which federal crop insurance program will work best for them in the 2021-2022 ma…
Farmers will likely see dry conditions this spring and summer as La Nina returns, meteorologist Art Douglas says.
A new collective for Black farmers and Washington State University are working to grow crops originally raised by Black, Asian and South Ameri…
A Washington nonprofit is forming a cooperative for Black, Indigenous and other farmers of color.
Demand for malting barley took a hit in the past year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Washington wheat growers will be monitoring their crops closely following a mid-February cold snap that brought low temperatures, wind and snow to the eastern portion of the state.
The Spokane Ag Show will be Feb. 23-25, and this year’s edition is virtual for the first time ever.
At this time of year, wheat farmers should pay attention to the pace of exports, a Northwest ag economist says.