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Arizona Judge Vacates Navigable Waters Protection Rule
Arizona Judge Vacates Navigable Waters Protection Rule
Arizona Judge Vacates Navigable Waters Protection Rule
The District of Arizona court ruled this week to vacate the Navigable Waters Protection Rule. However, what the decision means for the rule is one of many questions yet to be answered. Three courts have refused to dismantle the NWPR, including last month when a federal court in South Carolina refused a similar request from plaintiff groups ...
Drought Pushing Up Feed Costs For Idaho Dairy Farmers
Drought Pushing Up Feed Costs For Idaho Dairy Farmers
Drought Pushing Up Feed Costs For Idaho Dairy Farmers
As the hot, dry summer continues, the drought is impacting Northwest crops in a variety of ways. For the Idaho dairy industry, the biggest impact is the dramatic increase in feed costs. “We’re seeing more and more competition for hay," noted Rick Naerebout, CEO of the Idaho Dairymen’s Association. "Competing with ...
Western Drought Continues To Intensify
Western Drought Continues To Intensify
Western Drought Continues To Intensify
Despite an overall decline in drought conditions across the continental United States over the past month, drought conditions intensified across much of the west. "As we move in to the month of June we continue to see at least two thirds coverage of the two highest drought areas D3 to D4 or extreme to exceptional drought in a number of western states including California, Nevada, Utah, Arizon
USDA Investing $598 Million to Improve and Modernize Rural Electric Infrastructure
USDA Investing $598 Million to Improve and Modernize Rural Electric Infrastructure
USDA Investing $598 Million to Improve and Modernize Rural Electric Infrastructure
Earlier this week, the USDA announced investments to modernize and improve rural electric grids through 11 projects under the Electric Loan Program. The funding will benefit 460,000 rural residents and businesses in 7 Arizona, Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Utah and Virginia ...
Food, Ag Climate Alliance Wants Voice In Climate Solutions
Food, Ag Climate Alliance Wants Voice In Climate Solutions
Food, Ag Climate Alliance Wants Voice In Climate Solutions
Four witnesses representing the Food and Agriculture Climate Alliance testified to the Senate Agriculture Committee during last week’s climate change hearing. Arizona Farm Bureau President Stefanie Smallhouse told lawmakers the group supports three principals, when it comes to involving farmers and ranchers in the solution. ...
Newhouse Elected Chairman Of The Western Caucus
Newhouse Elected Chairman Of The Western Caucus
Newhouse Elected Chairman Of The Western Caucus
Dan Newhouse can add one more title to his resume; Chairman of the Western Caucus. On Thursday, the Caucus Executive Committee voted unanimously to elect Central Washington’s Dan Newhouse as Chairman for the 117th Congress. The Western Caucus, currently led by Arizona Republican Paul Gosar, is a bipartisan coalition of nearly 70 Members of Congress from 35 different states and territories who ad
Two Selected For Oregon State Board of Ag
Two Selected For Oregon State Board of Ag
Two Selected For Oregon State Board of Ag
Earlier this week Oregon Governor Kate Brown announced the appointment of Elin Miller of Roseburg and Josh Zielinski of Salem to serve on the Oregon State Board of Agriculture. Both appointments were effective October 29th, and each will serve a four-year term ...
Rosa Says Goodbye to OCA, Northwest
Rosa Says Goodbye to OCA, Northwest
Rosa Says Goodbye to OCA, Northwest
After six years at the helm, Oregon Cattlemen’s Association Executive Director Jerome Rosa announced he’s leaving the organization, for a similar position in Arizona. Rosa said he’s sad to leave Oregon for, but he and his wife are being pulled to the Southwest. “We’ve been ...
Cannabis Farm Owner At the Center Of A Multi Million Dollars Ponzi scheme
Cannabis Farm Owner At the Center Of A Multi Million Dollars Ponzi scheme
Cannabis Farm Owner At the Center Of A Multi Million Dollars Ponzi scheme
A Seattle cannabis farm owner was accused of operating a Ponzi scheme that took in $4.85 million from at least two dozen investors in Washington, Arizona, California and Texas.  Robert W. Russell, 60, of Duvall was charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission with civil violations of federal securities law.  ...

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