Author Archives: Syndicated Content
New Program Looks To Help Specialty Crop Growers
America’s specialty crop growers often face challenges that are unique to their segment of agriculture. Continue reading…
Jul 3, 2025
Focus On Fruit: Long Term Cherry Plans
Washington State University is working to release new cherry varieties now and well into the future. Per McCord talks about the varieties they are working on for 5-10 years down the road. Continue rea...
Jul 3, 2025
Oregonians Reminded The Importance Of Defensible Space
Homeowners across Oregon are being reminded to create defensible space to help protect their homes and property against wildfire. Continue reading…
Jul 3, 2025
Three Oregon Timber Sales Nets Over $5M
The Bureau of Land Management sold 19.2 million board feet of timber across 772 public acres for $5,726,255 between three timber sales in western Oregon Continue reading…
Jul 3, 2025
Idaho's Capitol Water Looks To Address PFAS Contamination
On Wednesday, the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality awarded $380,000 in drinking water emerging contaminant construction loan funding for two projects. Continue reading…
Jul 3, 2025
Family Farmers Don’t Make Much On July Fourth
As Americans fire up their grills on Independence Day, the National Farmers Union highlights how little independence family farmers have in the marketplace. Continue reading…
Jul 3, 2025
Moderate Temps Expected Across the PNW This 4th of July
Here in the Northwest, temperatures will moderate a little bit on the 4th, but warm up nicely Saturday and Sunday. Continue reading…
Jul 3, 2025
Applications Open for Veteran Farmer Award
The American Farm Bureau, with support from Farm Credit, is seeking applications for the Veteran Farmer Award of Excellence. Continue reading…
Jul 3, 2025
RFK Jr., CDC panel casting doubt on the hepatitis B vaccine. Here's why it's safe
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the CDC vaccine panel have been casting doubt on the hepatitis B shot and the practice of vaccinating newborns.
Jul 3, 2025
Supreme Court declines to hear dispute over Montana abortion consent law
The Supreme Court declined to take up a dispute over a Montana law that would have required notarized parental consent for a minor to receive an abortion
Jul 3, 2025
