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As the state works to come out of the pandemic, the number of Oregonians considered “food insecure” is rising.

Hop stocks held by growers, dealers and brewers on September 1st increased 9% year-over-year. Stocks earlier this month totaled 139 million pounds.

As part of the 2022 Agricultural Resources Management Survey, NASS will survey producers across the Pacific Northwest about their production practices.

ODFW is labeling the northern Oregon Cascades a new Area of Known Wolf Activity; after two pups were spotted on a trail camera on the Warm Springs Reservation.

Strong U.S. Dollar Creating Challenges for International Customers Wanting to Buy American Commodities

With increased concern over pollinator die-offs, the Honeybee Health Coalition has released a new guide to help beekeepers and farmers manage Varroa Mites.

Oregon senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkely announced that Oregon State University will receive more than $180,000 in federal funds to help hops growers.

“It’s definitely been a bad year for bear damage, said Michelle Dennehy, with Oregon’s Department of Fish and Wildlife, of last week’s incidents  In

According to NASS, sugarbeet production in Idaho is forecast at 6.63 million tons, down 1% from 2021.

American beef exports again topped the $1 billion mark in July and posted the fifth-largest volume ever.