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Additional Moisture Expected As November Starts
Additional Moisture Expected As November Starts
November moved in with cold temperatures and dry weather across the Northwest, and according to meteorologist Marilyn Lohmann, half of that pattern will continue as we move into the heart of the month. Lohmann said temperatures will remain on the cool side, even for this time of year, but the precipitation will increase to above average levels ...
Farm Country Reminded To Be Prepared During September
Farm Country Reminded To Be Prepared During September
Many Northwest farming communities, from North Central Washington to the Palouse and into Oregon have been impacted this month by wildfires. While other areas have suffered flooding or wind damage this year. Whatever the threat is to your community, the AARP is reminding you to be prepared for the unexpected ...
WSU Warning Of Stripe Rust, Stem Rust
WSU Warning Of Stripe Rust, Stem Rust
As winter wheat harvest has started across the Inland Northwest, Washington State University is warning growers of spring varieties to be on the lookout for Stripe Rust. Stripe rust has reached 100% severity on susceptible varieties of spring wheat in the school's experimental fields across the state ...
Warmer Temperatures Expected For Final Weekend Of May
Warmer Temperatures Expected For Final Weekend Of May
After weeks of stagnate, and some would say boring weather, Mother Nature has made things very interesting to wrap up the month of May. Last week, several strong bands of showers rolled across the region, dumping anywhere from ¼” of rain on the Columbia Basin, to over 2” of rain in eastern Washington and North Idaho. Marilyn Lohmann ...
Stripe Rust Found On The Palouse
Stripe Rust Found On The Palouse
According to Washington State university’s Dr. Xianming Chen, stripe rust has been discovered in winter wheat on the Palouse. Earlier this week, stripe rust was discovered on susceptible varieties in WSU’s experimental fields around Pullman. This is t ...
Calm Weather Expected To Continue Through Late February
Calm Weather Expected To Continue Through Late February
After a very active start to the month, February has calmed down and quieted down considerably for the Northwest.  Marilyn Lohmann with the National Weather Service said with the exception of a weak system rolling in this weekend, this dry, sunny pattern is expected to hold for the foreseeable future.  Lo...
Cold Temperatures Expect Through This Week
Cold Temperatures Expect Through This Week
What a difference a week can make.  The first week of January saw mild temperatures and rain showers for much of the Inland Northwest.  Enough in fact that the lower Columbia Basin and Palouse saw soil moisture levels improved considerably.   ...
WSU: Stripe Rust Reported On The Palouse
WSU: Stripe Rust Reported On The Palouse
Washington State University researchers say Stripe Rust is developing in experimental fields on the Palouse.  Dr. Xianming Chen reported late last week that strip rust was found in all of the school’s experimental winter wheat fields around Pullman.  He noted...
Syngenta: Talinor A Good Option For Dryland Growers
Syngenta: Talinor A Good Option For Dryland Growers
Producers of Syngenta’s Talinor herbicide say it helps growers control difficult weeds. Brent Lackey, herbicide product lead at Syngenta, said good weed control starts with keeping a close eye on your fields.   “Really, the most difficult weeds that growers really need to be aware of are kochia, Russian thistle, wild buckwheat and common lambsquarters. Particularly in the ...

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