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WDFW Seeks Comments On 2023 Ocean Salmon Fisheries
WDFW Seeks Comments On 2023 Ocean Salmon Fisheries
WDFW Seeks Comments On 2023 Ocean Salmon Fisheries
According to the Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife, fishery managers have developed options for the state’s ocean salmon fisheries that reflect improved forecasts for some key Columbia River Chinook stocks.  This also marks the 2nd consecutive year of large forecasts for hatchery coho returning to the Columbia River.  The Pacific F...
Perry Anticipates Strong Year Ahead for Fisheries, Nurseries
Perry Anticipates Strong Year Ahead for Fisheries, Nurseries
Perry Anticipates Strong Year Ahead for Fisheries, Nurseries
Now that we’ve cleared the halfway point of our Northwest Farm Credit Services’ quarterly commodity snapshot series, we look at the local fishery, nursery and forestry industries.  Bill Perry, vice president at NWFCS, said they see fisheries being profitable over the next 12 months.   “Solid ...
Profits Expected For NW Fisheries, Forest Products
Profits Expected For NW Fisheries, Forest Products
Profits Expected For NW Fisheries, Forest Products
As we continues our Northwest Farm Credit Services quarterly commodity snapshot series, today we look at the forestry and fisheries industries. Bill Perry, Vice President at Northwest Farm Credit Services said Northwest fisheries can expect a profitable quarter ...
NWFCS: Demand Strong For NW Fisheries, Forest Products
NWFCS: Demand Strong For NW Fisheries, Forest Products
NWFCS: Demand Strong For NW Fisheries, Forest Products
As our Northwest Farm Credit Services quarterly commodity snapshot series continues, we take a look at local forest products and fisheries. “Very strong profits suggested for forest products manufacturers, and solid profits expected for timberland owners," Bill Perry is Vice President at NWFCS. "De ...
WDFW Reopens Western Washington Crab Fisheries
WDFW Reopens Western Washington Crab Fisheries
WDFW Reopens Western Washington Crab Fisheries
Recreational Dungeness crab fisheries on the Washington coast from areas north of Point Chehalis will reopen to crab fishing. This includes the popular waters of Grays Harbor. Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife fishery managers are able to reopen these specific coastal areas after testing showed domoic acid levels in crab met standards for safe consumption ...

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