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Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Washington Farm Bureau Government Relations Director, Tom Davis breaks down the good and bad for agriculture in the just finished legislative session in Olympia.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Washington Farm Bureau Government Relations Director, Tom Davis breaks down the good and bad for agriculture in the just finished legislative session in Olympia.
Fruit Grower Report
Washington State Tree Fruit Association president Jon DeVaney gives his thoughts on HB 1838, the Buffer Bill, that proposes to expand the riparian mitigation zones along rivers, streams and lakes to 100-250 feet.
Fruit Grower Report
Washington State Tree Fruit Association president Jon DeVaney gives his thoughts on HB 1838, the Buffer Bill, that proposes to expand the riparian mitigation zones along rivers, streams and lakes to 100-250 feet.
Fruit Grower Report
The Washington Policy Center's Pam Lewison breaks down the major faults in HB 1838, the Buffer Bill.
Fruit Grower Report
The Washington Policy Center's Pam Lewison breaks down the major faults in HB 1838, the Buffer Bill.
California Ag Today
What other tools other than off-site water are available to manage livestock around riparian areas?
California Ag Today
Providing access to drinking water outside of the riparian areas can often be a win-win.
California Ag Today
Sonoma County Dairyman Jarrid Bordessa recently restored a riparian area on his farm as part of his carbon farm plan.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
OSU researchers use GPS collars to find out where grazing cattle hang out.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
OSU Researchers surprised to find how little time grazing cattle spend in the water
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Resources tripled for the grants in the Palouse Conservation District
Colorado Ag Today
Help is available for landowners to enhance or restore habitat for at-risk species.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Sales closing dates for USDA Risk Management Agency 2015 fall crop MPCI programs quickly approaching, and comment period on EPA's proposal to redefine "Waters of the U.S." still open.
Land & Livestock Report
There is a group of ranchers in Southeast Washington's Whitman County who are taking a proactive approach to measure and monitor their properties' riparian health with a non-regulatory, non-conflict program which is improving soil and water quality, vegetation recovery and riparian/stream restoration and monitoring on their acreage.
Land & Livestock Report
There are many in state and federal agencies that view the best way to protect riparian areas is to exclude livestock from creeks and streams completely. However, Washington State University Extension Rangeland Specialist Tip Hudson says that view can also cause unintended consequences that do not enhance riparian area health.
Land & Livestock Report
There have been accusing form letters sent out to some ranchers in eastern Washington from the Department of Ecology stating that the ranchers' cattle may be or have the potential to pollute riparian areas.