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Tax Relief, Water, Two Of The Top Issues IFBF Will Watch In Upcoming Session
Tax Relief, Water, Two Of The Top Issues IFBF Will Watch In Upcoming Session
As state lawmakers prepare to kick off the 2021 legislative session, the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation said there will a host of issues the Ag community should watch very closely. Braden Jensen, Deputy Director of Governmental Affairs with the IFBF, said property tax reform is one of the top issues the Idaho Ag community and the general population will watch ...
WSU Looks To Hear Farmers Thoughts On Water Management
WSU Looks To Hear Farmers Thoughts On Water Management
In the coming weeks, Washington State University will survey owners of irrigated farms across the central portion of the state to get their take on water management and how to use water more efficiently. Joe Cook, Associate Professor at WSU’s School of Economic Sciences said this survey, specifically for farms located in the Okanogan, Methow, Walla Walla, Yakima basins, is part of a larger projec
Baron: Nooksack Basin Dispute Could Have Big Impacts On Water Rights Across Washington
Baron: Nooksack Basin Dispute Could Have Big Impacts On Water Rights Across Washington
A water rights issue in Northwest Washington could have long-term and damaging impacts on the rights of farmers across the entire state, that according to Gerald Baron, Executive Director of Save Family Farming. The state Department of Ecology is currently moving toward the adjudication of water rights in the Nooksack Basin in Whatcom County ...

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