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Rocky Reach Named Washington’s 20th AVA
Rocky Reach Named Washington’s 20th AVA
Rocky Reach Named Washington’s 20th AVA
The Washington Wine Community continues to grow. On Friday, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau published the final rule, establishing Rocky Reach as Washington’s 20th American Viticultural Area, better known as AVA. “We are extremely pleased to have the Rocky Reach AVA approved,” said David and Michelle Dufenhorst, who own Rocky Pond Winery and two vineyards located within the AVA. “Thi
WSDA Preparing For Another Year Fighting Spartina
WSDA Preparing For Another Year Fighting Spartina
WSDA Preparing For Another Year Fighting Spartina
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is preparing for another year of fighting Sprtina. This year’s treatment for Spartina starts Wednesday June 1st, and runs through November. Survey and eradication efforts of this aggressive, invasive weed, will take place in multiple areas, including Grays Harbor, Hood Canal, Willapa Bay, Puget Sound, the north and west sides of the Olympic Peninsul
Razor Clam Harvesting Closed In Southern Oregon
Razor Clam Harvesting Closed In Southern Oregon
Razor Clam Harvesting Closed In Southern Oregon
On Wednesday, the Oregon Department of Agriculture and the state Department of Fish and Wildlife announced the closure of the south coast for all razor clam harvesting. Razor clam harvesting is now closed from Cape Blanco, north of Port Orford, to the California border because the marine biotoxin domoic acid is above the closure limit ...
Razor Clam Harvesting Area Expanded in Oregon
Razor Clam Harvesting Area Expanded in Oregon
Razor Clam Harvesting Area Expanded in Oregon
On Friday, the Oregon Department of Agriculture and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife announced that another section of the coast has been opened for razor clam harvesting. Razor clamming is now open from Tillamook Head, south of Seaside, to the California border ...
Olsen: Irrigators Directly Impacted By Snake River Dam EIS
Olsen: Irrigators Directly Impacted By Snake River Dam EIS
Olsen: Irrigators Directly Impacted By Snake River Dam EIS
Federal defendants in the litigation on biological opinion for salmon and steelhead final environmental impact statement are seeking to dismiss irrigators' claim. Columbia Snake River Irrigation Association Representative Darryl Olsen said the defendants are claiming the irrigators wouldn't be harmed by anything in the environmental impact statement. "That is blatantly false. ...
Razor Clamming Opens On Central Oregon Coast
Razor Clamming Opens On Central Oregon Coast
Razor Clamming Opens On Central Oregon Coast
Last week, the Oregon Department of Agriculture and the state Department of Fish and Wildlife announced the opening of the central coast for razor clam harvesting. Razor clam harvesting is now open from Cape Lookout, south of Netart's Bay, to the California border ...
Washington’s Effort to Eradicate Spartina Starts In June
Washington’s Effort to Eradicate Spartina Starts In June
Washington’s Effort to Eradicate Spartina Starts In June
The Washington State Department of Agriculture announced that the treatment season for Spartina will start June 1st and run through November. The WSDA’s Hector Castro, said Spartina is a very aggressive invasive weed that spreads quickly, particularly in areas on the coast and near water. ...

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