Mateusz Perkowski

The federal government is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review and overturn rulings allowing pesticide manufacturers to be liable for “failure to warn” of alleged pesticide dangers.

A federal judge has awarded an environmental group more than $1.6 million for prevailing in a lawsuit against Endangered Species Act regulations for killer whales.

Oregon farm regulators have ended most enforcement proceedings against seed dealer DLF USA after it paid additional money for grass seed to resolve farmer complaints.

A federal agency has highlighted Oregon’s farmworker housing standards and other policies as examples of state-level practices that “unduly burden” interstate commerce and the economy.

The federal government’s plan to protect spotted owls by killing barred owls is pitting several environmental nonprofits against animal rights advocates who oppose the strategy.

The federal government has narrowed the “waters of the U.S.” definition, potentially triggering a new legal battle over whether it’s scaled back Clean Water Act enforcement too far, experts say.

Seed dealer DLF may try to resolve complaints about underpayments for grass seed by making additional payments to growers, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Oregon wildlife regulators have again prevailed in a land use ruling that blocks Jackson County’s decision to rezone 435 acres from agricultural to gravel mining purposes.

A group representing U.S. sheep producers is seeking federal intervention to stop cheap lamb imports from displacing domestic production of the meat.

Though he’s surrendered the “CEO” title after six years, Cort Brazelton says that shouldn’t be mistaken for relinquishing the legacy of his family’s Fall Creek Farm & Nursery.