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The Old Farmer’s Almanac “Has Something For Everybody”
The Old Farmer’s Almanac “Has Something For Everybody”
The Old Farmer’s Almanac “Has Something For Everybody”
If you’re looking for a Christmas gift for that hard to shop for farmer, but you don’t want to buy a tractor, and you’re not sure what fertilizer they use...might we recommend The Old Farmer’s Almanac.  Tim Goodwin, Assistant Editor at the Old Farmer’s Almanac, said most Americans have a memory or two of growing up with the Almanac, and the publication which as been around for over 230 years, mean
ODA: Make Sure Livestock Is Ready For Cold Weather
ODA: Make Sure Livestock Is Ready For Cold Weather
ODA: Make Sure Livestock Is Ready For Cold Weather
Cold winter weather can be dangerous for livestock or pets that are outdoors.  The Oregon Department of Agriculture says its important for owners, ranchers, and anyone else dealing with animal to prepare and create a plan for your livestock, as well as outdoor pets, to help prevent hypothermia.  The ODA...
Preparing For Winter
Preparing For Winter
Preparing For Winter
Getting ready for dormancy is an important part of a good crop management plan for growers across the Northwest.  From the heat of summer to now getting ready for the cold of winter.  Independent certified crop adviser Marc Suderman reminds growers to consider what goes into your trees and vines from the stored reserves for the cold months ahead.   “This incl...
Despite Snowpack Oregon Remains Dry
Despite Snowpack Oregon Remains Dry
Despite Snowpack Oregon Remains Dry
According to the latest numbers from the U.S. Drought monitor, only 9% of Oregon is where it should be for soil moisture numbers for this time of year.  And of that 91% that’s dry, the driest conditions are found in the central part of the state, with a large portion of Crook County under a Exceptional Drought designation.  While snowpac...
Oregon Natural Gas Prices Increasing
Oregon Natural Gas Prices Increasing
Oregon Natural Gas Prices Increasing
Natural gas customers in Oregon will pay more for fuel starting Tuesday.  Oregon’s Public Utility Commission approved rate adjustments for all three gas companies operating in the state.  The agency said the increase reflects changes in the actual cost of wholesale natural gas. Cascade Nat...
La Niña Holds On As Winter Starts To Wrap Up
La Niña Holds On As Winter Starts To Wrap Up
La Niña Holds On As Winter Starts To Wrap Up
With the start of spring in sight, Old Man winter looks to make his presence known, at least one final time with temperatures dropping during the middle portion of this week. Marilyn Lohmann, meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said cold air will move into the PNW Thursday and early Friday morning, with temperatures dropping to 10-15 degrees below normal ...

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