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U of I Tops In Soil
U of I Tops In Soil
U of I Tops In Soil
Congratulations to the University of Idaho, as the kids from Moscow prove they know their dirt.  The U of I placed first overall during the 2025 National Collegiate Soil Judging Contest.  The event which took place April 27th-May 2nd back in Stevens Point, WI, included 27 teams from across the country.  And the U of I wa...
OISC Awarded $170,000 In Education Grants
OISC Awarded $170,000 In Education Grants
OISC Awarded $170,000 In Education Grants
The Oregon Invasive Species Council recently announced the Invasive Species Education and Outreach Grant recipients.  The OISC said it received over $700,000 in requested funds from 34 qualified applications representing all regions of the state.  Propose...
How Can Source Help Your Operation Now And Into The Future
How Can Source Help Your Operation Now And Into The Future
How Can Source Help Your Operation Now And Into The Future
Soil health is so important for a successful farm operation. Jessica Schultz, senior agronomist at Sound Agriculture talks about Source and what separates them from the other products currently on the market.     If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Network, call (509) 547-9791, or e-mail glenn.vaagen@to...
Soil Health: With Harvest Drawing Near, What Should Growers Look
Soil Health: With Harvest Drawing Near, What Should Growers Look
Soil Health: With Harvest Drawing Near, What Should Growers Look
With harvest drawing near for many Northwest commodities, Dan PeHan with Monty's Plant Food talks about what growers need to have on their mind for the best results possible.   Pacific Northwest Ag Network: Soil Health: What Should Growers Look For With Harvest Drawing Near on Apple Podcasts   If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Network, call (509) 547-1618, or e-mail glenn.vaagen@to... Read M
WSU Roles Out New Spring Wheat Variety, Ryan
WSU Roles Out New Spring Wheat Variety, Ryan
WSU Roles Out New Spring Wheat Variety, Ryan
This year was the first season on the market for Washington State University’s newest spring wheat variety, Ryan.  Mike Pumphrey Chair of WSU’s Spring Wheat, Breeding and Genetics, said the wheat farming community has whole heartedly accepted Ryan.   “Grower...
WSU Roles Out New Spring Wheat Variety, Ryan
This year was the first season on the market for Washington State University’s newest spring wheat variety, Ryan.  Mike Pumphrey Chair of WSU’s Spring Wheat, Breeding and Genetics, said the wheat farming community has whole heartedly accepted Ryan.   “Growers lo...
WSU Extension Offering Soil Testing
WSU Extension Offering Soil Testing
WSU Extension Offering Soil Testing
For a limited number of growers across Eastern Washington, WSU Extension is offering free soil health testing.  WSU said this will allow growers to see how their soils measure up when compared to similar soils across the region.  The test will evaluate several aspects of soil organic matter. To quali...

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