The United States is facing a national spike in egg prices due to a years-long avian flu outbreak affecting nearly two million birds in Washington State. The public health risk remains low, but local farmers...

Don McMoran was a fourth-generation farm kid in Skagit County when one of his father's farm hands took his own life. Today, he helps farm workers access mental health services in an effort to prevent...

SoilCon, an annual event focused on soil health information, will be returning for its fourth year with an event to take place at the WSU Puyallup Research and Extension Center. The event is sponsored...

On Sept. 21, the Port of Whitman County was awarded a low-interest $1.6 million loan from the Washington Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB) to help fund the extension of rail of water infrastructure....

The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts the Pacific Northwest will produce less winter wheat than usual. Drought is a big cause of this issue, with “48 percent of the production estimated to be...

Winter wheat acreage is down slightly across Washington and 1.8 million acres of wheat were planted this year, which is down 3% from the previous year, according to the National Agricultural Statistics...

With rising temperatures in Pullman and Moscow, producers are unable to sell some varieties of their crops.  At the WSU Eggert Family Organic Farm lettuce was affected by the heat, said Brad Jaeckel,...

WSU researchers are examining the effects of biosolid application on soil health and crop productivity to help establish cover crops in central Washington. Biosolids are human waste recycled from sewage...

Each morning, former WSU student Zach Skirvin walks around Goose Hill Farm in Viola, Idaho, watering crops and pulling weeds before tackling the day. Skirvin founded the farm only a few months ago,...

Researchers from WSU and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) are working to combat stripe rust, a fungus that can devastate wheat crops and harvests in the Pacific Northwest. The aim...

The Palouse Conservation District in Pullman received a five-year $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to support studies observing climate-friendly agricultural practices and soil...

Pumpkins, notorious for being carved and used in pie, are one of the first indicators of the fall season. But they are tricky to grow in the Palouse. Pumpkins are fruits native to North America. Specifically,...