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California Ag Today
Significant drought is impacting water levels in the Panama Canal, forcing bulk grain shippers to take alternative trade routes to avoid delays. Vessels coming from the U.S. Golf Coast to Asia are opting for longer routes and increased fright expenses to steer clear of congestions and record-breaking transit fees in the Panama Canal.
The Agribusiness Update
The Panama Canal is restricting the number of cargo ships passing due to decreasing water supply, and American potato exports reach record value and volume records.
The Agribusiness Update
The Panama Canal is restricting the number of cargo ships passing due to decreasing water supply, and American potato exports reach record value and volume records.
The Agribusiness Update
Senate passes Ocean Shipping Reform Act in response to port congestion, and farm and renewable fuel supporters are not happy after the President allows release of petroleum from strategic oil reserves.
The Agribusiness Update
The Senate passed infrastructure bill could help water projects in the West, and AFBF president Zippy Duvall is not pleased with the EPA's decision to revoke all tolerance of the pesticide chlorpyrifos.
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA begins work on rule changes for Packers and Stockyards Act, and USDA continues to rollout ag for segments of ag industry impacted by pandemic.
The Agribusiness Update
Columbia Basin Project puts out warning to stay away from irrigation canals during heat wave, and California bill pulled that would have reduced recycling of food waste to feed livestock.
The Agribusiness Update
Columbia Basin Project puts out warning to stay away from irrigation canals during heat wave, and California bill pulled that would have reduced recycling of food waste to feed livestock.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
We're still discussing WOTUS but no resolutions seems at hand.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
There is hope that an open letter all help end a dispute over improving irrigation systems.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Hopes are high that an open letter being published this next week will help resolve some irrigation issues.
Fruit Grower Report
With many of the states irrigation canals over 100 years old, there is a need for improvements.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Roza Irrigation District shutting down canal system to conserve water for later this year.
Northwest Report
Cooler weather has moved into the northwest...a major engineering feat is celebrating an anniversary...and Lacy goes to the fair.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
WAFLA to host Supervisor/Leadership training, farmers to benefit from East Low Canal upgrades, and states issues first recreational pot grower business license.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Stakeholders discuss $730 million Odessa Subarea Water Project, and WDI holds annual meeting in Cle Elum.