Purdue ag barometer rebounds slightly in February
Current conditions improve, but long-term outlook weakens Farmer sentiment improved in February but worries about the future continued, according to the Purdue University-CME Group Ag…
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‘Color of water’ bill dies, but expected to be revived
SALEM — Legislation intended to streamline the regulation of water from the Columbia river has died in committee but Oregon lawmakers expect to resurrect it…
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Skagit Delta tidegate flap goes to 9th Circuit
A diking district filed its opening brief Feb. 9 with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in a case crucial to the future of farming…
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Sklarczyk new National Potato Council president
National Potato Council voting delegates elected Ben Sklarczyk president during the group’s annual Washington Summit Feb. 23 Sklarczyk, of Johannesburgh, Mich., will serve for the…
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California beekeepers’ Pollination Barbeque set for Feb. 6
California’s almond bloom is the largest managed pollination event on the planet, drawing beekeepers from throughout the Pacific Northwest and the rest of the U.S.…
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