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Western Drought Continues To Intensify
Western Drought Continues To Intensify
Western Drought Continues To Intensify
Despite an overall decline in drought conditions across the continental United States over the past month, drought conditions intensified across much of the west. "As we move in to the month of June we continue to see at least two thirds coverage of the two highest drought areas D3 to D4 or extreme to exceptional drought in a number of western states including California, Nevada, Utah, Arizon
Schrier, Fulcher Part Of Bipartisan Effort To Digitize Mapping Records
Schrier, Fulcher Part Of Bipartisan Effort To Digitize Mapping Records
Schrier, Fulcher Part Of Bipartisan Effort To Digitize Mapping Records
A bipartisan group of lawmakers unviewed legislation Monday that will direct federal land management agencies to digitize and standardize mapping records. Supporters of the Modernizing Access to our Public Land Act, better known as the MAPLand Act, says this legislation will allow hunters, anglers, and millions of other federal land users to access essential information about public lands as well
Growth Energy Launches New Consumer Campaign
Growth Energy Launches New Consumer Campaign
Growth Energy Launches New Consumer Campaign
Last week, Growth Energy launched a new consumer campaign to encourage drivers to choose biofuels. During the organization’s 12th Annual Executive Leadership Conference, Growth Energy announced the effort that seeks to raise awareness about biofuels’ positive environmental benefits. Through a seri ...
Utah Egg Producers to be Cage-Free by 2025
Utah Egg Producers to be Cage-Free by 2025
Utah Egg Producers to be Cage-Free by 2025
Another state will require egg producers to turn to cage-free production methods in less than four years. Last week, Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed a bill that prohibits producers from confining hens in cages beginning on January 1st of 2025 ...
Cover Crop Workshop Starts This Week
Cover Crop Workshop Starts This Week
Cover Crop Workshop Starts This Week
Producers and other connected to the Ag industry interested in learning more about cover crops, both what works and what does not in the Northwest, are invited to an on-line workshop series that starts Thursday. The Western Cover Crops Council, in partnership with the University of Idaho and Oregon State University will host regional workshops to discuss cover crop research and outreach efforts a
NASS: 2020 Tart Cherry Production Down
NASS: 2020 Tart Cherry Production Down
NASS: 2020 Tart Cherry Production Down
According to NASS, we can expect to have less tart cherries this season. "The tart cherry crop 197 million pounds expected to be produced this year and that's down 24.8% from what was produced last year," said NASS' Lance Hoenig. He added the reduced tart cherry production nationwide, stems from the decrease in the crop in Michigan, the largest tart cherry producing state ... Read Mor
Dairy West Launches Program To Help Those Impacted By COVID-19
Dairy West Launches Program To Help Those Impacted By COVID-19
Dairy West Launches Program To Help Those Impacted By COVID-19
In an effort to help those who are hungry and unable to afford their groceries, Dairy West announced the launch of a new program to help those throughout Idaho and Utah. The Curds + Kindness program directs surplus, nutrient rich dairy foods to those who are unable to afford their groceries ...
Federation of State Beef Councils Reports Successful Six Months
Federation of State Beef Councils Reports Successful Six Months
Federation of State Beef Councils Reports Successful Six Months
Laurie Munns, along with her husband, Tim, owns and operates a ranch in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho.  She also just finished her first six months as chair of the Federation of State Beef Councils, which represents and supports state beef councils at the Beef Checkoff’s national level.  Munns sa...
USDA Releases Proposed Amendments to Sage Grouse Management Plans
USDA Releases Proposed Amendments to Sage Grouse Management Plans
USDA Releases Proposed Amendments to Sage Grouse Management Plans
On Thursday, the Department of Agriculture proposed changes to how it manages greater sage grouse in Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming, and Utah.  The changes, according to Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, “strive to improve the clarity, efficiency, and implementation of the current sage grouse plans."  The pro...

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