WAWG
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Columbia, Snake river systems have crucial role in moving grain to port
By Michael Anderson U.S. Wheat Associates Assistant Director, West Coast Office Early in 2019, I ... Read More » -
Legislators, aides join industry stakeholders for Ice Harbor Dam tour
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Ag stakeholders bring a taste of Washington to D.C.
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Workgroups focus on implementation during interim period
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Wheat farmers disappointed in Congress’ failure to vote for trade
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Crop progress report 0915: Precipitation slowed harvest in western Washington
From NASS There were 5.0 days suitable for fieldwork in Washington last week, down from ... Read More » -
Key Columbia River lock shutdown stops all barges headed for export
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Dryland cash rent unchanged from last year
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Crop progress report 0908: Scattered showers, autumn approaching in Washington
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ARC/PLC enrollment begins
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Former ag secretaries announce support for USMCA
From American Ag Radio Network Yesterday, all former U.S. Secretaries of Agriculture since President Reagan’s ... Read More » -
Taiwan goodwill mission signs letter of intent for U.S. wheat purchases
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Comparing farm bills: What producers should be aware of
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Columbia, Snake river systems have crucial role in moving grain to port
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Wheat Industry welcomes new U.S.-Japan trade deal