Don Jenkins

CHEHALIS, Wash. — A ribbon-cutting ceremony June 17 capped an eight-year campaign to build a rail terminal to connect farmers to customers and vivify agriculture in southwest Washington. Six gleaming […]

A study sponsored by Northwest electric utilities predicts that meeting Washington and Oregon’s climate goals will require building 600 more utility-scale wind and solar installations. The windmills and solar panels […]

Wilbur-Ellis Company objected to proposed procedures for selling the bankrupt Brewsters Heights Packing and Orchards, claiming that it’s shocked at the treatment of it and other creditors. Wilbur-Ellis advanced Brewsters […]

A study sponsored by Northwest electric utilities predicts that meeting Washington and Oregon's clim

Vice President J.D. Vance. The vice president said that if the U.S. and Qatar agree to unfreeze Iranian assets, the money will be spent on U.S. soybeans, corns and wheat to feed Iranians. (White House/Contributed)

Fertilizer supply-chains broke quickly once the Strait of Hormuz closed, but will take much longer to repair once the strait reopens, The Fertilizer Institute senior economist Veronica Nigh said.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is considering killing one or two wolves in a pack that has killed at least three calves and probably injured five other calves […]

President Trump speaks at a rally June 23 at a Mack truck plant in Pennsylvania. The president said a social media post the U.S. will spend unfrozen Iranian assets on American farm goods to feed Iranians. Iran's government says it will control the money. (White House/Contributed)

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will try to kill one or two wolves in a pack attacking cattle in southeast Washington. (U.S. Forest Service/Contributed)

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind struck back at claims he tried to muzzle and remove Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Lorna Smith. Susewind filed a motion June […]