Pacific Northwest Ag Network
USDA, HHS Announce New Actions to Reduce Impact and Spread of H5N1
The USDA and HHS announce new steps to help reduce the impact of H5N1 for humans, dairy operations, and other food items.
Washington State continues quest to eradicate invasive Spartina
This year’s treatment season for Spartina, an aggressive invasive weed, starts June 1 and will continue through November.
Chinook fry lost after mechanical failure at Samish Hatchery
Approximately 1 million young Chinook salmon have died at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW)’s Samish Hatchery near Burlington after a mechanical failure at 1 a.m. on Monday morning, April 29.
Sustainable WA Partners with Salmon-Safe for Dual Vineyard Certification
As part of the updated Sustainable WA Standard, vineyards in the program now have the option of obtaining dual certification for both Sustainable WA and Salmon-Safe, provided all standards are met.
Vietnam, Washington State sign agreement on ag development, trade
The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) marks an agreement between Vietnam and WSDA to work together to strengthen agricultural development and the promotion of agricultural trade.
USDA Offering Grants To Combat Chronic Wasting Disease
APHIS allocates $12 million for states, tribes, and universities to combat chronic wasting disease in deer and elk.
Environmental health implications of plastic use in agriculture
Uncover the truth about how plastics are infiltrating agriculture and posing risks to our well-being.
Washington Begins Annual Treatments For Invasive Japanese Beetle
Protect your property in South Central WA from Japanese beetles with WSDA's safe Acelepryn treatments. Consent online or via Pest Program for eradication efforts.
Interview: Bird Control Group at Northwest Ag Show
Allison Smith shares insights on Bird Control Group's pioneering bird repellent system using laser beams, effectively deterring birds from crops without harming them.
Tri-Cities Intermodal Offers Wallula Facility Update
Tri-Cities Intermodal, LLC, has announced that efforts at its Wallula facility are moving forward, after three years of effort.