Jason Ward

From the southwest corner of Oregon to the northeast, a wide band of extreme drought is straining water supplies and drying out fire fuels at the same time.

A spring drizzle isn't enough to save Oregon streams and rivers, with alarming stream flow predictions.

This winter, Oregon saw snowpacks shrink to record lows, leaving farmers and water managers bracing for a challenging summer ahead.

Drought's grip is tightening across Oregon, with some areas facing their driest conditions in years. What does this mean for our community's water supply? Stay tuned.

As the snow season draws to a close, Oregon is staring down some of the lowest snowpack levels ever recorded. What does that mean for our water supply?

Development continues for a variety of biological controls for crop pests and disease utilizing living organisms; part of evolving innovations in agriculture. "Products use beneficial bacteria to control disease in primarily vegetable crops," noted Jason Ward of Novozymes ...

If there’s an early message for the 2022 growing season, it’s expect to pay more for inputs this year, especially fertilizer products. Novozymes said they have improved their products to help chickpea producers watch that bottom line. “Previo ...