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Idaho Ag Today
University of Idaho researchers are introducing genes from a specific plant into potatoes in an effort to develop spuds that are resistant to harmful nematodes.
Southeast Regional Ag News
Genome-edited beef cattle boast short-hair or “slick” coat seen in some conventionally bred cattle
The Agribusiness Update
Parched grazing pastures push up prices for hay, and Farm Groups urge Congress to include aging water systems into next infrastructure legislation.
The Agribusiness Update
University of California researchers identify genes that protect plants from drying out, and US Trade Representative Katherine Tai challenges Canada's dairy tariff-rate quotas under USMCA.
Farm of the Future
As our knowledge in feed and food science advances, we realize not even commodity crops all have the same nutritive value.
Good friend Chad Hood talks about his early days working up in Juneau, Alaska.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Potato Variety Management Institute is always looking to develop the next great variety!
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Potato Variety Management Institute is always looking to develop the next great variety!
Land & Livestock Report
The American Angus Association and GeneSeek recently announced a new DNA test for Angus breeders.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Today's the day to enjoy a tri-tip sandwich on the hill, and WSU researchers working to develop wheat varieties that are better at tolerating the high temperatures.
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.
Line on Agriculture
A lot of people seem worried about genetically modified crops when there really is nothing to be concerned about.
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.