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Fruit Grower Report
Oregon State University researchers have found that organic blueberry growers have reached the point they can compete with their conventional counterparts.
Fruit Grower Report
Oregon State University researchers have found that organic blueberry growers have reached the point they can compete with their conventional counterparts.
Fruit Grower Report
Oregon State University researchers have found that organic blueberry growers have reached the point they can compete with their conventional counterparts.
California Tree Nut Report
Joel Siegel USDA ARS entomologist
The Agribusiness Update
California cattle ranchers finding market sluggish, and China purchases of U.S. chicken slows down follow stockpile.
The Agribusiness Update
The Renewable Fuel Standard has lowered gas prices, and Australian researcher looking at insects like maggots as a source of protein.
Fruit Grower Report
An OSU study shows organic blueberry growers can now compete with conventional growers.
Fruit Grower Report
An OSU study shows organic blueberry growers can now compete with conventional growers.
Fruit Grower Report
An OSU study shows organic blueberry growers can now compete with conventional growers.
The Agribusiness Update
New survey shows consumers aren't buying 'eating insects' claim that it helps environment, and Oklahoma hit hard by early-season wildfires.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Another great way to stay on top of Blight conditions in the state of Washington is by way of checking in with the potato blight hotlines where our land grant colleges share information.
Northwest Report
There's a lot more concern of the discovery of a dead bat in Washington State...and four NW dams may be removed.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Sometimes all it takes are some friends.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Jennifer Andreas, Director of the WSU Extension Integrated Weed Control Project, gives some insight as to the types of weeds biocontrol works best with.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
There are many tools available for successful integrated weed management - herbicides, mechanical and cultural methods, and biocontrol.
Food Forethought
Bees are normally the first that come to mind when thinking about nature's pollinators, but birds, butterflies, bats, beetles, and other beneficial insects provide this valuable service.
Food Forethought
Even the most annoying of insects have a job to do in the garden.
Line on Agriculture
It will be flying insect pest time sooner than you think and Bayer has a new product for long lasting protection.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
There are many insects organic farmers and gardeners want and need to have around their crops.
Food Forethought
Raising insects as a sustainable food source for humans.