January imports of U.S. wheat rebounded 4.8% to 154,929 tons compared to January of 2021, but that's still 38% lower than the same month two years ago.

Commodity prices made the biggest jump in 50 years last week, and wheat market analysts say the future remains unclear.

Idaho’s snowpack is pegged at 80-100% of normal in most of the state . . .

Climate scientists in the U.S. Pacific Northwest warned this week that much of Oregon and parts of Idaho can expect even tougher drought conditions this summer than in the previous two years . . .

The war in Ukraine is affecting people globally from gas prices to wheat consumption.

The region is currently experiencing varying levels of drought according to the National Weather Service.

President Joe Biden assured the American Farm Bureau Federation that his administration is addressing farmers' concerns about rising production costs and supply chain disruptions.