The American Farm Bureau Federation as well as 13 state Farm Bureaus, which included Washington, Oregon and Idaho, penned a letter last week, urging lawmakers
Late last week, Washington Senator Maria Cantwell took to the Senate Floor calling for more to be done to fight wildfires now and to prevent
The American Farm Bureau Federation wants Congress to give federal land management agencies additional tools and resources to prevent and recover from catastrophic wildfires. AFBF
The 2020 edition of the U.S. Forest Service’s Resource Planning Act Assessment is due out soon. “Recurring assessment of the current status, past trends, and
Ask the University of Washington, and they’ll tel you that the upcoming wildfire season, does not appear to be dire. “Looking at all the best
Oregon Senator Ron Wyden said the west is facing an unprecedented one-two punch this year, in the form of COVID-19 and anticipated active wildfire season.
What’s the expected outlook for fire season across the west this summer “We’re expecting an above normal fire season Integral factors that are beginning to
Innovation: and what this means environmentally and economically is the emphasis is of USDA wood innovation grants. “The ability of markets to support our forest
Have you ever seen a forest outside of a forest? You probably have if you are familiar with windbreaks found, in many cases, on farms.
Communities in or near national forests facing the annual increasing threat of wild fire activity now have a resource to expand, explore, and reduce community
As we wrap up our six part quarterly commodity snapshot series today, our attention turns to Timber as well as the Nursery and Greenhouse industry.
Time is running out for the Washington Ag community to apply for AgForestry Leadership’s upcoming class. Application deadline for Class #43 is April 30th with
