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DelBene Announces Funding To Help Growers Hurt By Heat, Drought
DelBene Announces Funding To Help Growers Hurt By Heat, Drought
DelBene Announces Funding To Help Growers Hurt By Heat, Drought
Northwest Washington’s Suzan DelBene recently announced $10 billion in relief funding for farmers and other agricultural producers impacted by the summer heat and drought. Nick Martin, with DelBene’s office, said this funding was secured via WHIP+ program, recently approved by the House. "Th ...
NASS: NW Fruit Production A Mixed Bag In 2020
NASS: NW Fruit Production A Mixed Bag In 2020
NASS: NW Fruit Production A Mixed Bag In 2020
For the Northwest fruit sector, 2020 was a mixed bag, with some producers reporting production drops, while others saw a bigger crop, and even a few records were repored. Apple production in Oregon in 2020 hit 174 million pounds, up 18% year over year ...
CWU Marks National Week Of the Farmworkers
CWU Marks National Week Of the Farmworkers
CWU Marks National Week Of the Farmworkers
National Week of the Farmworkers wrapped up March 31st. And to celebrate the occasion intended to bring attention to farmworkers and honor their contributions, Central Washington University held a forum in which students who come from farm working backgrounds could share some of their stories ...
Farm Bureau Disappointed in Blueberry Ruling
Farm Bureau Disappointed in Blueberry Ruling
Farm Bureau Disappointed in Blueberry Ruling
The U.S. International Trade Commission recently said fresh, chilled, or frozen blueberries are not being imported into the U.S. at a fast enough rate to cause injury to domestic producers. “As a result of the recent vote, the investigation will end, and the Commission won’t recommend a remedy to the President,” the USITC said. The decision ...
Value Of Washington Ag Comes In Under $10B
Value Of Washington Ag Comes In Under $10B
Value Of Washington Ag Comes In Under $10B
The value of agricultural production in Washington last year totaled $9.49 billion, a 2% decrease from 2018 numbers. According to NASS apples remain the leading agricultural commodity in the state accounting for $1.96 billion last year, an 8% year over year drop ...
Newhouse: CFAP2 Funds Critical For Future Of Ag Industry
Newhouse: CFAP2 Funds Critical For Future Of Ag Industry
Newhouse: CFAP2 Funds Critical For Future Of Ag Industry
Many Northwest producers will benefit from the expanded CFAP funding, CFAP 2. The additional $14 billion, according to the USDA, will help producers who continue to face disruptions and associated costs due to the pandemic. While some have questioned the price tag, Central Washington Representative Dan Newhouse says it’s critical to ensure producers are fiscally as strong as possible, during and

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