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Trump Has Created Upheaval For Future Salmon Runs; OR Democrats
Trump Has Created Upheaval For Future Salmon Runs; OR Democrats
Trump Has Created Upheaval For Future Salmon Runs; OR Democrats
Oregon’s Democrat Representatives have expressed their displeasure with the Trump Administration’s decision last week to withdraw from the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement.  The statement read:    "We are deeply disappointed in President Trump’s unilateral decision to withdraw from the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement. This agreement enabled a pause ...
Trump Issues Memo To Keep Snake River Dams
Trump Issues Memo To Keep Snake River Dams
Trump Issues Memo To Keep Snake River Dams
On Thursday, President Trump signed a Presidential Memorandum revoking the Biden Administration’s “Restoring Healthy and Abundant Salmon, Steelhead, and Other Native Fish Populations in the Columbia River Basin” Memorandum.  President Trump...
2025 Moses Lake Irrigated Tour Set For June 16th
2025 Moses Lake Irrigated Tour Set For June 16th
2025 Moses Lake Irrigated Tour Set For June 16th
Washington State University’s irrigated winter and spring wheat tour is June 16th in Moses Lake.  In addition to tours of wheat fields, participants will also tour spring canola fields.  Click Here to learn more about the 2025 PNW Cereal Variety Trail Plot Tour.   If you have...
Reclamation Drops Water Availability Again
Reclamation Drops Water Availability Again
Reclamation Drops Water Availability Again
The water supply for central Washington continues to dwindle, and irrigation demands will not be met this season in the Yakima Basin.  The Bureau of Reclamation’s June Total Water Supply Available Forecast indicates senior water rights will receive 100% full entitlements, but junior water rights will only receive 43% of their full entitlements this year.  That is a  decreas...
Conservation A Priority Heading Into Warmer Months, NRCS Notes
Conservation A Priority Heading Into Warmer Months, NRCS Notes
Conservation A Priority Heading Into Warmer Months, NRCS Notes
With temperatures across the Northwest warming, and the start of Summer less than three weeks away, farmers, ranchers and producers are being reminded of the importance of water conservation.   “Drought cannot only develop due to water supply shortages stemming from below normal snowpack, but drought can also develop, especially during the summer, due to high temperatures driving high evaporative

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