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Newhouse Encouraged About Trump 2.0
Newhouse Encouraged About Trump 2.0
Newhouse Encouraged About Trump 2.0
Once again, efforts are underway to remove the Snake River dams.  Officials in the state of Washington as well as the Federal level say the dams must be removed to help salmon migration numbers as well as the overall environment.  Central Washington’s Dan Newhouse said over the past four years of the Biden Administration, the dams have been in the crosshairs, despite the many benefits they bring t
BLM Announces Plan To Protect Northern Spotted Owl
BLM Announces Plan To Protect Northern Spotted Owl
BLM Announces Plan To Protect Northern Spotted Owl
The Bureau of Land Management has finalized its plan to kill barred owls to save the northern spotted owl.  BLM said northern spotted owl populations are rapidly declining, and its two biggest threats are competition from invasive barred owls, as well as fire and drought-related habitat loss.   Although barred owls...
Thune: We Must Focus On Rural America
Thune: We Must Focus On Rural America
Thune: We Must Focus On Rural America
As the 119th Congress gets underway, New Senate Majority Leader John Thune laid out his priorities, including a new Farm Bill.  Thune said he understands rural America, growing up in a small South Dakota town.   “The town of Murdo, population today, roughly around 500 people. We didn’t even have...
Bentz Named To the Congressional Western Caucus
Bentz Named To the Congressional Western Caucus
Bentz Named To the Congressional Western Caucus
  On Wednesday, California Representative Doug LaMalfa, Chairman on the Congressional Western Caucus, announced Executive Committee Members for the 119th Congress, which included Oregon’s Cliff Bentz.    "As a Congressman from the state of Oregon, I am committed to addressing the challenges and advancing the opportunities we face every day in the West," Bentz noted.  "As Vice Chairs
How Will Vilsack Best Be Remembered?
How Will Vilsack Best Be Remembered?
How Will Vilsack Best Be Remembered?
How will Tom Vilsack’s service as the 32nd Ag Secretary be best recalled?   Perhaps his efforts to promote a circular economic model to agriculture and rural America as reflected through the use of a whiteboard diagram.  It’s a message refined not just by multiple presentations over a three-year period, but as the secretary notes, through the feedback and guidance of wife Christie.    “Turns out w

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