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Southeast Regional Ag News
If you're ready to get to scouting for the dung beetle, here's what to look for!
Southeast Regional Ag News
We’ve established this week that dung beetles do great things in a grazing system and that we want more of them. So, where do they come from?
Southeast Regional Ag News
Today we discuss the concept of "pat smother" and how dung beetles help to break that down.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Each of the three types of dung beetle behaves differently to obtain the same end: dispersing nutrients.
Southeast Regional Ag News
What’s your dung beetle knowledge? Whether beginner or novice, this week I’m dedicating to a beneficial bug that has suddenly piqued my interest.
Line on Agriculture
Montana State University Professor and Extension Forage Specialist, Hayes Goosey
Southeast Regional Ag News
The "dung beetle" shines brighter than the rest with positive agricultural attributes.
Farm of the Future
As farmers and ranchers know, not all bugs are bad. Take for example the lowly dung beetle.
Good friend Chad Hood talks about his early days working up in Juneau, Alaska.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
WSDA inspection finds e. coli in raw cream sample, and ag related bills work their way through legislative gauntlet.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Learning how to access, grow, and improve crop seeds, and help for property owners dealing with the new Dungeness water management rule.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
New veterinary program facility will allow WSU to further investigate globally emerging diseases, and DOE signs agreement with Dungeness irrigators.
Northwest Report
Jobless claims drop & Dungeness crab industry receives certification.
Line on Agriculture
Oregon's Dungeness crab season is off to a blazing start, which is great news for struggling coastal communities.
Vine to Wine
We have been eating a lot of Dungeness crab lately and I love crab cakes, especially when they're made with lots of crab and not a lot of breading. They're a pretty versatile food served as either an appetizer or an entrée.
Food Forethought
Many new types of building materials are coming to the market but Lacy talks about one new kind of brick.
Northwest Report
Consumers are slowing becoming comfortable with pork products, the USDA will be extending some CRP contracts and Lacy takes a look at some new building materials.