Simplot Agrees To Pay Pesticide Penalty
July 22, 2021 No Comments
On Wednesday the EPA announced that Simplot has agreed to pay a $65,248 penalty for federal pesticide handling and storage requirement violations. The violations occurred
On Wednesday the EPA announced that Simplot has agreed to pay a $65,248 penalty for federal pesticide handling and storage requirement violations. The violations occurred
Last week, a host of conservation groups, including the state of Oregon, asked a federal court to order more spill from dams along the lower
With harvest in full effect for many commodities across the Pacific Northwest, the Oregon Farm Bureau is asking drivers to keep their eyes peeled as
Last week, the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division, OSHA, adopted an emergency rule requiring employers to put new safeguards in place during extreme heat
A Spokane man has been sentenced for his role in a multimillion dollar fraud scheme that involved grass seed at facilities in western Oregon. Christopher
On Wednesday, Governor Kate Brown issued an executive order directing state agencies to stop watering the lawns and washing the windows at their offices and
A farm as well as a labor contractor under investigation after a farmworker died Saturday from heat related issues. Oregon OSHA has opened an investigation
The Oregon Department of Energy has been awarded a $100,000 USDA grant intended for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Development Assistance. Jennifer Kalez, with the
The Oregon Department of Agriculture’s CAFO Program has an open membership seat available for one position representing the public for the CAFO Advisory Committee. The
The Oregon Department of Agriculture has filed an Emergency Temporary Rule (603-011-0680) requiring Oregon mink operators to vaccinate all captive mink on their premises against
Oregon’s Bounty Farm Stand Guide, created by the state Farm Bureau, is now available. OFB said the guide was established to serve as a tool for consumers
Earlier this week, the Klamath Water Users Association called on supporters of agriculture to stop intimidating and inappropriate behaviors immediately. The names and addresses of
