Washington hay farmers lower cost per bale at baler school
REARDAN, Wash. — About 150 hay farmers gathered in the Spokane Hutterian Brethren’s shop Jan. 30 to listen to Texas farmer T.J. Steele share tips…
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Craft beverages move from ‘Field of Dreams’ era to ‘Moneyball’
Beer, cider leaders tell Oregon Wine Symposium crowd to sweat the details PORTLAND — Prominent beer and cider leaders spoke about resiliency at the Oregon…
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Washington Fish and Wildlife officers withdraw from probing wolf attacks on cattle
Washington Fish and Wildlife officers in northeast Washington will cut back on investigating wolf attacks on cattle, potentially delaying investigations and exposing an apparent rift…
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Water research institute announces project slate
The Idaho Water Resources Research Institute recently funded projects that address themes including water scarcity, quality, technology and data, and hazards such as flooding. IWRRI,…
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California beekeepers’ Pollination Barbeque set for Feb. 6
California’s almond bloom is the largest managed pollination event on the planet, drawing beekeepers from throughout the Pacific Northwest and the rest of the U.S.…
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