Andrew Wineke

Ecology: Farmers Continue To Work To Save Soil During Dust Storms
Ecology: Farmers Continue To Work To Save Soil During Dust Storms
Ecology: Farmers Continue To Work To Save Soil During Dust Storms
With soil moisture levels so low across the Inland Northwest, we’ve already seen a few dust storms, and the Washington Department of Ecology says the area could see many more as the weather warms. The DOE’s Andrew Wineke said since a notable portion of the dust storms across the region come from agricultural sources, the Department has worked with farmers for several years on mitigation efforts.
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 ...