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Canada Trying To Address Timber Rustling
Canada Trying To Address Timber Rustling
Canada Trying To Address Timber Rustling
In the United States more than half of all forested land, roughly 60% of treed lands, are owned privately.  That situation is almost entirely different in Canada, where only about 10% of forested land is privately owned.  In fact, nearly 90% of Canadian forested land is owned by provincial governments and primarily the Canadian federal government, which is referred to as Crown Land.   ... Read Mor
Blueberry Season Starting To Wrap Up Across The PNW
Blueberry Season Starting To Wrap Up Across The PNW
Blueberry Season Starting To Wrap Up Across The PNW
The blueberry season is peaking for Northwest producers.  Brian Bocock, Vice President of Product Management at Naturipe Farms, said the season started slow this year but ramped up as growers began picking the Duke variety.  According to Bocock, the quantity has been good so far but yields have been a challenge. "The ...
UC Davis Research Could Help Wine Industry Adapt To Climate Change
UC Davis Research Could Help Wine Industry Adapt To Climate Change
UC Davis Research Could Help Wine Industry Adapt To Climate Change
Scientists at UC Davis have identified new root traits that help grapevines resist drought, which could be beneficial as the western U.S. continues to face drought year after year. Viticulture and Enology Assistant Professor Megan Bartlett said the industry already has a pretty wide range when it comes to drought tolerant to drought sensitive already in existence in the in commercial root stocks
Itle Named Washington State Veterinarian
Itle Named Washington State Veterinarian
Itle Named Washington State Veterinarian
The Washington State Department of Agriculture didn’t need to search far for their new state veterinarian. WSDA announced Wednesday that interim state veterinarian Dr. Amber Itle has been selected to serve as the new state veterinarian. Itl ...
Experts: Canada Farmers Need a FEMA
Experts: Canada Farmers Need a FEMA
Experts: Canada Farmers Need a FEMA
The Abbotsford area of southern British Columbia is known for its rich farmland and is home to about half of all the dairy farms in British Columbia. Hundreds of farms including dairy, poultry and field crop operations continue to be overwhelmed by the flooding that started two weeks ago ...
Japanese Beetle Population In South Central Washington Concerning For WSDA
Japanese Beetle Population In South Central Washington Concerning For WSDA
Japanese Beetle Population In South Central Washington Concerning For WSDA
Last week, the Washington State Department of Agriculture announced that the Japanese beetle population continues to grow in Yakima and Benton counties. Since the announcement of the outbreak of this invasive species, the WSDA has caught 20,000 beetles, with an anticipation of even more beetles before the growing season comes to an end ...
Tri-Cities Wine Festival Calls It Quits
Tri-Cities Wine Festival Calls It Quits
Tri-Cities Wine Festival Calls It Quits
After taking place for more than 40 years, the Tri-Cities Wine Festival announced the discontinuation of the event. In years past, the annual event has attracted thousands of attendees, including representatives form the wine industry in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and even portions of British Columbia ...
Feds Looking A Cutting Back on Salmon Fishing Along The West Coast
Feds Looking A Cutting Back on Salmon Fishing Along The West Coast
Feds Looking A Cutting Back on Salmon Fishing Along The West Coast
Federal officials have proposed curtailing nontribal salmon fishing along the West Coast especially in challenging years in an effort to assist Northwest endangered killer whales. NOAA Fisheries is taking public comment on the plan, which calls for restricting commercial and recreational salmon fishing when Chinook salmon forecasts are especially low ...
Farmland Values Continue To Climb In Canada
Farmland Values Continue To Climb In Canada
Farmland Values Continue To Climb In Canada
Farm Credit Canada, the country’s largest agriculture and agribusiness lender, has published its semi-annual farmland values report. Canadian farmland prices continued their steady climb last year. Average value of Canadian farmland increased 5.4% in ...

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