Fall

Temperatures may be dropping across the region, and there’s even a possibility we’ll see a few rain showers this weekend across the Pacific Northwest.  But that does not mean the risk of wildfires has gone away.  At last report, over two dozen fires of size are burning across the PNW.   And if you plan to enj...

Tuesday was the first full day of winter, which gives us an opportunity to look back on the fall of 2021. “Fall was generally mild with temperatures about two to four degrees above normal and while we had some heavy rain events in November and early December, October was pretty dry, so it evens out to near normal precipitation,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Marilyn Lohmann. She no

When producers talk deworming, they often associate the practice with the springtime.  However, veterinarians say a fall deworming may be better for the animal, and your bottom line.  Dr. Marc Campbell said deworming twice a year can help keep your cows clean of parasites, and efficient through the winter.   “...

While many consider Labor Day weekend the conclusion to summer, fall does not technical start until September 22nd this year.  In the meantime the summer temperatures are going to stick around.  Marilyn Lohmann meteorologist with the National Weather Service said it makes sense we’ll see temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s to start September, since August turned out to be such a warm month. 

As the Inland Northwest prepares to say goodbye to Summer Thursday, temperatures are expected to climb.  Dennis Hull with the National Weather Service told the Washington Ag Network temperatures this week have been slightly below average, but that will change in the coming days.  ...