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According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, a herder found a dead 100-pound sheep in Union County Wednesday September 7th.

During 2020 and 2021, the FSA provided $31 billion in aid to more than 950,000 producers of agricultural commodities, including crops, dairy, and livestock.

As we prepare to wrap up 2022, many are looking ahead to the new year, and one popular resource in the farming community is the Farmers’ Almanac.

As Casey Chumrau makes the move from the Idaho Wheat Commission to the Washington Grain Commission, she’s looking back on her time in the Gem state.

As we prepare to wrap up 2022, many are looking ahead to the new year, and one popular resource in the farming community is the Farmers’ Almanac.

The supply chain continues to be a challenge for Americans, not only when it comes to products coming into the United States, but goods heading out.

As Congress prepares for the next Farm Bill, the National Association of Wheat Growers is out with their priorities for the 2023 edition.

September is National Preparedness Month, and the Oregon Office of Emergency Management is urging everyone to prepare now for potential hazards.

Late last week, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife gave approval to a plan to kill wolves from the Horseshoe Pack.