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Oregon Receives $2 million in Specialty Crop Block Grant Funds
Oregon Receives $2 million in Specialty Crop Block Grant Funds
Oregon Receives $2 million in Specialty Crop Block Grant Funds
The state of Oregon has been awarded $2 million in Specialty Crop Block Grant Funding for Fiscal Year 2022.  The funds from USDA will be used for 15 projects statewide.  Among the projects:   A Northwest Cider Association project to address domestic market development and access issues that will benefit up to 80 Oregon cideries. The association will ho...
WSDA Set To Start Annual Pest Hunt
WSDA Set To Start Annual Pest Hunt
WSDA Set To Start Annual Pest Hunt
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is preparing for its annual hunt for invasive pests and diseases. The Department will set thousands of traps statewide to monitor for the introduction or spread of over 130 invasive pests and diseases, including spongy moth, formerly known as gypsy moth, Asian giant hornet, apple maggot and Japanese beetle. ...
WSDA: Hunt For Pests Underway
WSDA: Hunt For Pests Underway
WSDA: Hunt For Pests Underway
The Washington state Department of Agriculture’s annual hunt for pests that threaten the agriculture industry, as well as the environment is underway. The Department is setting up thousands of traps statewide to monitor for the introduction or spread of over 130 invasive pests and diseases, including gypsy moth, Asian giant hornet, apple maggot and Japanese beetle. W ...
NCW Officials Trying To Track Down Apples Distributed By Inslee
NCW Officials Trying To Track Down Apples Distributed By Inslee
NCW Officials Trying To Track Down Apples Distributed By Inslee
North Central Washington investigators are asking for your helping as they try to track down apples brought to the Bridgeport area by Governor Jay Inslee over the weekend. During his Saturday trip to witness the devastation from area wildfires, the Governor brought apples from western Washington ...
Warnick: Inslee Should Have Followed The Law
Warnick: Inslee Should Have Followed The Law
Warnick: Inslee Should Have Followed The Law
Many in the Washington Ag community are not happy with Governor Jay Inslee after he brought apples that contained apple maggot larvae from Thurston County to North Central Washington. While she appreciates the gesture by the Governor, Moses Lake Senator Judy Warnick said the quarantined areas established across the state are not to be taken lightly ...
WSDA Adds Soils To Apple Maggot Quarantine List
On Monday, the Washington state Department of Agriculture finalized a rule change adding certain soils and growing medium to the apple maggot quarantine list. Meaning starting July 11th, those outlined soils cannot be transported from an apple maggot quarantine area to a pest-free area in Washington. The cha ...
Ecology Looks To Help Okanogan County Fight Smoke, Apple Maggot
Ecology Looks To Help Okanogan County Fight Smoke, Apple Maggot
Ecology Looks To Help Okanogan County Fight Smoke, Apple Maggot
The Washington Department of Ecology recently awarded Okanogan County $85,000 to help purchase a new wood chipper as well as steam treatment equipment.  Ecology’s Andrew Wineke said the chipper will offer those living in Okanogan County a better option than burning slash when getting rid of a tree or limbs.  He said ...
WSDA: Apple Maggot Quarantine Issued for Methow Valley
WSDA: Apple Maggot Quarantine Issued for Methow Valley
WSDA: Apple Maggot Quarantine Issued for Methow Valley
It became official Friday as portions of Okanogan County were added to the areas quarantined for apple maggot in Washington.  The quarantine impacts those living in the Methow Valley.  Those living in the impacted area must separate their waste, meaning woody debris, yard waste and fresh fruits and non-commercial raw veggies will no longer be accepted in normal waste.  However...

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