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WSU Conducting Research On Possible Benefits From Pennycress
WSU Conducting Research On Possible Benefits From Pennycress
WSU Conducting Research On Possible Benefits From Pennycress
Researchers at Washington State University are taking part in a multi-institutional, nearly $13 million project on pennycress. Karen Sanguinet with WSU’s Department of Crop and Soil Sciences said it’s a common weed that isn’t suitable for human consumption, but that doesn’t mean it’s worthless. “We’re trying to look ...
Canola Acreage Increasing Across the PNW
Canola Acreage Increasing Across the PNW
Canola Acreage Increasing Across the PNW
Canola acreage increased in all four states across the Northwest this year, led by a 24% increase in Washington. Karen Sowers, Executive Director of the Pacific Northwest Canola Association said as a rotational crop, canola has a couple of unique benefits ...
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 ...
Northwest Canola Acreage Increases Year-Over-Year
Northwest Canola Acreage Increases Year-Over-Year
Northwest Canola Acreage Increases Year-Over-Year
According to the latest numbers from the USDA canola acreage in the northwest increase between 2019 and 2020. Not only did acreage increase year-over-year, but both Idaho and Washington hit all-time highs. And the Pacific Northwest now has three of the four top canola producing states the country ...
North Idaho Stop Scheduled On Canola Tour
North Idaho Stop Scheduled On Canola Tour
North Idaho Stop Scheduled On Canola Tour
The PNWCA Canola Tour will swing through Craigmont, ID on Tuesday. The 9 a.m. event starts with the University of Idaho’s winter canola variety trials on Rigger’s farm just southeast of town. From there, the tour moves to the Zenner farm northwest of Craigmont. Each stop ...
Sowers Anticipates Canola Growth To Continue
Sowers Anticipates Canola Growth To Continue
Sowers Anticipates Canola Growth To Continue
One of the commodities that has started to expand greatly in the Northwest is canola.  Throughout 2018 and 2019, the four states that make up the Pacific Northwest Canola Association, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana, reported year over year acreage expansion.  Ka...
PNW Canola Association Preparing To Launch New Website
PNW Canola Association Preparing To Launch New Website
PNW Canola Association Preparing To Launch New Website
The PNW Canola Association is planning on launching its first ever website in the coming days.  Karen Sowers with the Association said they hope to use this site as an active resource for growers looking at or trying canola.   “What’s evolving currently, specifically in the Pacific northwest, but also Canada, the Great Plains where there’s more winter canola.  What’s going on in Legisl... Read Mor
PNW Canola Association Preparing To Launch New Website
The PNW Canola Association is planning on launching its first ever website in the coming days.  Karen Sowers with the Association said they hope to use this site as an active resource for growers looking at or trying canola.   “What’s evolving currently, specifically in the Pacific northwest, but also Canada, the Great Plains where there’s more winter canola.  What’s going on in Legisl... Read Mor
Sowers: NW Can Expect An Average Canola Crop
Sowers: NW Can Expect An Average Canola Crop
Sowers: NW Can Expect An Average Canola Crop
The Canola harvest has slowly begun across the Northwest.  Karen Sowers, executive Director of the Pacific Northwest Canola Association said the winter canola crop looks to be on par with some growers enjoying a better than average season.  ...
PNW Canola Association Continues To Grow
PNW Canola Association Continues To Grow
PNW Canola Association Continues To Grow
It’s not just canola that’s growing across the Inland Northwest this time of year.  Karen Sowers says the Pacific Northwest Canola Association continues to grow.  Sowers said, while in an indirect fashion, trade issues remain one of the biggest challenges for growers.   “There’s no ...

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