President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on Canadian and Mexican products have the U.S. farm industry bracing for the “brunt of retaliation” from those countries.

Grant County, Wash., farmers opposed to having a major transmission line on their property have a problem: It’s easier for the local utility to condemn private land than cut through […] ...

Farmers and ranchers attend the Spokane Ag Show to connect with each other, and the people with whom they do business, event ...

Idaho’s prominence for mint production has grown thanks to “virgin ground” free of verticillium wilt, and as farmers look for ...

Oregon agriculture advocates are asking lawmakers to fund a study examining how mounting regulations have affected the ...

The Klamath Drainage District claims the Endangered Species Act doesn’t allow the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to conserve water by restricting a non-federal irrigation diversion. The district is ...