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NW Onion Production Down In 2021
NW Onion Production Down In 2021
NW Onion Production Down In 2021
Northwest vegetable production was mixed last year, according to NASS. Idaho onions were valued at $64.0 million last year, up 11% from 2020. Oregon onions had a total value of $115 million, down 5% year-over-year. Washington onions were valued at $101 million, down 28% from 2020 ...
Expectations For Area Row Crops Mixed Into 2022
Expectations For Area Row Crops Mixed Into 2022
Expectations For Area Row Crops Mixed Into 2022
Today’s Northwest Farm Credit Services quarterly commodity snapshot series takes a look at row crops across the PNW. Bill Perry, Vice President at NWFCS, said their 12-month outlook projects that contract potato producers will be profitable. ...
Perry: PNW Row Crops In Good Shape
Perry: PNW Row Crops In Good Shape
Perry: PNW Row Crops In Good Shape
As we start our third installment of our Northwest Farm Credit Services Quarterly Commodity Snapshot Series, we turn our attention to local row crops. “Slightly profitable returns are expected for contract potato producers. Uncontracted potato producers will benefit from higher prices as modestly lower yields are realized,” said Bill Perry is Vice President at NWFCS. He added ...
NWFCS: 2021 Looks Good For NW Row Crops
NWFCS: 2021 Looks Good For NW Row Crops
NWFCS: 2021 Looks Good For NW Row Crops
As we continue our Northwest Farm Credit Services quarterly commodity snapshot series, we look at local row crops. Bill Perry, Vice President at NWFCS said their 12 month outlook suggests slightly profitable returns for contract potato producers ...
Waters: Veggie Growers Must Continue Active Scouting
Waters: Veggie Growers Must Continue Active Scouting
Waters: Veggie Growers Must Continue Active Scouting
Thanks to cooler temperatures, the disease pressure on vegetable growers across the Inland Northwest has been relatively light, but growers are reminded to continue to scout. Dr. Tim Waters with Washington State University said typically this time of year, potato growers need to worry about late blight, while onion growers need to keep an eye out for Downy Mildew ...
NWFC Opportunities Exists For NW Row Crop Growers
NWFC Opportunities Exists For NW Row Crop Growers
NWFC Opportunities Exists For NW Row Crop Growers
As we wrap up our Northwest Farm Credit Services’ Commodity Snapshot Series, we look today at area row crops, onions and potatoes. Bill Perry NWFCS Vice President said their 12 month profitability outlook suggests breakeven onion returns. “ ...
Corn Growers Warned To Watch For Yellow Nutsedge
Corn Growers Warned To Watch For Yellow Nutsedge
Corn Growers Warned To Watch For Yellow Nutsedge
Dr. Tim Waters with Washington State University-Extension is warning row crop growers to be on the lookout for Yellow Nutsedge this season. He noted they’ve already seen a lot of this difficult weed across the Columbia Basin. “One of the places in the rotation where you can do a better job of controlling it is in corn.  So as gro ...
OSU Conducting Chlorpyrifos Alternatives Survey
OSU Conducting Chlorpyrifos Alternatives Survey
OSU Conducting Chlorpyrifos Alternatives Survey
Researchers at Oregon State University are working to identify alternatives to chlorpyrifos that will work on a variety of commodities. To do that, research has put together a survey to help identify critical issues surrounding Chlorpyrifos, which has been used in Oregon since the mid-1960s, but is on its way out ...
Northwest Vegetable Production Mixed In 2020
Northwest Vegetable Production Mixed In 2020
Northwest Vegetable Production Mixed In 2020
Vegetable production across the Northwest was a mixed bag last year. According to NASS, onion production in Idaho were valued at $68.3 million, up 4% from 2019. Oregon onions had a total value of utilized production of $119 million, up 9% year over year ...

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