As harvest begins across the country, the American Seed Trade Association is reminding farmers about the importance of taking precautions to ensure treated seed does
The coronavirus pandemic continues to leave its mark on Northwest Ag. The wheat growers from Washington, Oregon and Idaho announced Tuesday the cancelation of the
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on agriculture has varied commodity to commodity. For the wheat industry, COVID-19’s impact has been more subtle and in
Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Grains Council kicked off its 60th Annual Board of Delegates Meeting virtually Monday. The meeting seeks to help
After a slow start in many pockets across the Northwest, the 2020 hay season has picked up considerable steam. Andrew Eddie, Vice President of the
As winter wheat harvest has started across the Inland Northwest, Washington State University is warning growers of spring varieties to be on the lookout for
When looking at the most recent WASDE report, what were some of the biggest changes when it came to the global wheat supply? “Basic story
The Soil Health Partnership’s Cover Crop Planting Report shows that farmers are using diverse strategies to plant their cover crops. They’re also using a variety
Last week, the USDA announced the addition of several commodities to Coronavirus Food Assistance Program. The USDA also hinted that additional commodities may be added
Over the past couple of decades, the USDA has reported a gradual trend of less wheat planted in the U.S. And there are a variety
According to NASS, year over year winter wheat numbers dropped across the Northwest. According to the latest USDA figures, Washington winter wheat production is forecast
We’ve reached the half way point of winter wheat harvest nationally. “Reaching 56% completion by July 5th. One point ahead of the 5 year average
