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Cote: Ag Labor Reform A Priority For 2022
Cote: Ag Labor Reform A Priority For 2022
Cote: Ag Labor Reform A Priority For 2022
Of the six members of the U.S. Apple Association’s emerging leader program, the NextGen Apple Fellowship, two come from the Pacific Northwest. Tim Cote is a projects analyst and Director of Orchard Safety for AgriMACS in Yakima, noted while he was initially nervous about being named to the 2022 NextGen Apple Fellowship class, he’s looking forward to tackling some of the biggest issues impacting t
Lohmann: 2022 Off To A Good Start Moisture Wise
Lohmann: 2022 Off To A Good Start Moisture Wise
Lohmann: 2022 Off To A Good Start Moisture Wise
After a very dry start to the calendar year, 2022 has, for many locations across the Pacific Northwest, turned out to be a good year precipitation wise. According to the National Weather Service, since the start of the year, Yakima has received 2 ...
Washington’s Snowpack Continues To Shrink
Washington’s Snowpack Continues To Shrink
Washington’s Snowpack Continues To Shrink
The snowpack in the higher elevations of Washington continues to dwindle. According to Scott Pattee with NRCS-Washington, the statewide average is 85% of normal for this time of year. And he noted the current problem is the same issue the mountains have experienced since mid-February; a lack of precipitation ...
YVC Opens Application Process For New Ag Degree Program
YVC Opens Application Process For New Ag Degree Program
YVC Opens Application Process For New Ag Degree Program
This week, Yakima Valley College started accepting applications for the first class of the school’s new Bachelor of Applied Science in Agricultural Sciences program. The program, according Tent Ball chair of YVC’s Agriculture Department, is designed for students at the very beginning of their careers who are interested in a four-year degree as well as working adults who are interested in advancin
DeVaney: Tree Fruit Industry Must Continue To Tell Their Story
DeVaney: Tree Fruit Industry Must Continue To Tell Their Story
DeVaney: Tree Fruit Industry Must Continue To Tell Their Story
The theme for this month’s Northwest Horticultural Trade Expo was “Weather the Storm and Prepare for Progress in Smoother Sailing.” Jon DeVaney President of the Washington state Tree Fruit Assocation said for the industry to enjoy smoother sailing into the future, producers, packers, workers need to share their story. "The mist ...
Hoff, King Named WSFB Legislators Of The Year
Hoff, King Named WSFB Legislators Of The Year
Hoff, King Named WSFB Legislators Of The Year
The Washington state Farm Bureau has named Representative Larry Hoff and Senator Curtis King as the organization’s Legislators of the Year. The WSFB says the awards were handed out because of Hoff’s and King’s leadership and dedication to working on key issues important to Farm Bureau Members. As the hi ...
Lohmann Already Confident 2021 Will Be A Year For The Record Books
Lohmann Already Confident 2021 Will Be A Year For The Record Books
Lohmann Already Confident 2021 Will Be A Year For The Record Books
It’s dry across the Northwest, but just how dry is making many take note. Marilyn Lohman, meteorologist with the National Weather Service said when it comes to precipitation deficits: Wenatchee: 1 ½”-2” Yakima: 2”-2 ½” Pullman: 2”-3” Tri-Cities: 3” Central Oregon : 3” Spokane: 5” “But there is an area stretching from central Oregon through much of south-central and across eastern Washington tha

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