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Search for Profanity Peak wolves halted
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The search for members of the Profanity Peak wolfpack has been called off a few wolves short of total elimination.
Christmas Tree Research
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Christmas trees are a valuable commodity, with Washington Christmas trees having a production value of nearly $42 million in 2012.
U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree
Land & Livestock Report
There was a lot of the northwest in Washington DC as the Capitol Christmas tree was lit.
Trade Mission & Capitol Christmas Tree
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Washington business and education leaders are traveling throughout China this week on trade mission, and the "Peoples Tree" tours Washington state before heading to D.C..
Tree Journey Begins & 2013 NW Hort Expo
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Engelmann Spruce growing in the Colville National Forest chosen to be this year's Capitol Christmas Tree in Washington, D.C., and 109th NW Hort Expo to be held in Wenatchee next month.
Rich Diversity of 4-H Program
Farm of the Future
With seven 4-H clubs on the CoIville Reservation, USDA FRTEP Extension Educator Linda McLean shares more about the unique program that brings 4-H and other extension services directly to the Reservation.
Rich Diversity of 4-H Program
Farm of the Future
As a past 4-Her myself, I realize the powerful impact 4-H can have on our youth. Many of us were involved in traditional 4-H clubs growing up, but perhaps are unaware of some of the rich diversity represented within the 4-H program.
Tribe Funds Expand Canola Research & Rural Economic Growth
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Canola research with the Colville Confederate Tribes has helped enhance the economy.
Former Miss America Still Pushing Ag & California Bighorns
Northwest Report
Former Miss America is still talking up the ag industry...bighorn sheep are getting a boost in Washington State and Lacy discusses a great idea - "cash mobs."
Clean Tractors Shunned & Tribal Cash Crop
Northwest Report
One tribal nation is looking at canola as a cash crop...new greener equipment is not very popular due to cost and Lacy takes a look at the sugar beet donations.