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Idaho Onion Growers Have Until Saturday To Dump Culls
Idaho Onion Growers Have Until Saturday To Dump Culls
Idaho Onion Growers Have Until Saturday To Dump Culls
The deadline for the disposal of cull onions in Ada, Canyon, Gem, Payette, Owyhee, and Washington counties is Saturday March 15th.  According to the The Idaho State Department of Ag, under the Rules Governing the Disposal of Cull Onions and Potatoes, all cull or waste onions not suitable for human consumption must be disposed of by an approved method prior to March 15th each year.  After M... Read
WSU Hosting Dry Cleaning and Sanitizing Workshop
WSU Hosting Dry Cleaning and Sanitizing Workshop
WSU Hosting Dry Cleaning and Sanitizing Workshop
Washington State University will host a workshop at the end of the month focused on sanitation in the onion industry.  School officials said the one-day event will focus on managing microbial risks in dry produce packing facilities, focusing in-depth on the onion sector.  Ex...
ISDA Accepting Specialty Crop Block Grant Applications
ISDA Accepting Specialty Crop Block Grant Applications
ISDA Accepting Specialty Crop Block Grant Applications
On Wednesday, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture announced that applications are currently being accepted for the 2025 Specialty Crop Block Grant.   ISDA anticipates receiving over $2 million from the USDA for projects that enhance the competitiveness of Idaho specialty crops.  Th...
Onions Connected To McDonalds Outbreak Recalled
Onions Connected To McDonalds Outbreak Recalled
Onions Connected To McDonalds Outbreak Recalled
Food service supplier U.S. Foods has issued a recall for onions from the Colorado Springs, CO-based Taylor Farms due to possible E. coli contamination.  The move comes after an outbreak of E. coli that has sickened dozens of people and is blamed for the death of at least one person across the United States.   ...
Washington Ag Production Hit Nearly $14B in 2023
Washington Ag Production Hit Nearly $14B in 2023
Washington Ag Production Hit Nearly $14B in 2023
According to NASS, the value of Washington’s Agricultural production in 2023 totaled almost $14 billion, up 6% year-over year.  The value of Washington’s crop production in 2023 was $7.71 billion, down about 10% from the record high value of $8.56 billion in 2022.  ...
Solinftec Announces Technology To Address Weeds
Solinftec Announces Technology To Address Weeds
Solinftec Announces Technology To Address Weeds
When it comes to addressing and removing weeds, growers across the Northwest and across the county could soon get some much-needed help.  Solinftec, an ag company that focused on artificial intelligence and robotics for agribusiness, is offering a new tool for farmers wanting to control weeds.  At the ...
Idaho Receives $2M For Specialty Crops
Idaho Receives $2M For Specialty Crops
Idaho Receives $2M For Specialty Crops
Last week, Agricultural Marketing Service awarded over $2 million for Specialty Crop Block Grant Program funding to Idaho for Fiscal Year 2024.  The Idaho State Department of Agriculture will take the money and fund projects focused on enhancing the competitiveness of specialty crop products and create new market opportunities for the state’s specialty crop producers.   “...
Washington’s 2022 Ag Production Hits Record $12.8B
Washington’s 2022 Ag Production Hits Record $12.8B
Washington’s 2022 Ag Production Hits Record $12.8B
Washington’s farming community set a record two years ago.  Ag production in 2022 totaled $12.8 billion, shattering the previous record high of $10.4 billion in 2015 and up 27% from the revised previous year value of $10.1 billion.  The value of ...
2022 A Mixed Year For Northwest Vegetable Production
2022 A Mixed Year For Northwest Vegetable Production
2022 A Mixed Year For Northwest Vegetable Production
According to NASS, the Washington Asparagus crop value came in at $13.5 million, a drop of 8% from 2021.  Washington accounted for 28% of the national crop in 2022.   The value of Oregon Snap beans totaled $15.4 million, down 24% year-over-year.  Oregon accou...

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